TRA Oman
Established in 2002, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) is the implementing authority of the Sultanate of Oman’s telecommunications policies. TRA liberalizes and promotes the telecommunications services in the Sultanate; established under the Telecommunications Act which was issued under the Royal Decree No. 30/2002.
TRA is committed to facilitating the growth of the telecommunications sector in the Sultanate of Oman and this commitment is carried out by ensuring the availability of state-of-the-art technologies via a wide range of choices and delivery to consumers with reasonable prices.
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Researches |
Quarterly Report on Telecom Sector Indicators in Oman, Q4 2016 | TRA Oman
The fourth quarter of 2016 came to present new indicators into the telecom sector in Oman. Fixed-line subscribers reached a total of 465,721 subscribers, while mobile subscribers increased by 1.18% to reach a total of 6,866,260 subscribers with a constant penetration rate (151%). Fixed Telephone Service: There is a decline in both fixed postpaid & prepaid …
Researches | Consumer Behavior
Quarterly Report on Telecom Sector Indicators, Q3 2016 | TRA
Status of Telecom Indicators sector in the Sultanate of Oman at the end of the Q3/2016: The total of mobile subscribers reached 6,785,611 million subscribers of inhabitants, with penetration 151% of inhabitants – 4,490.943 – by the end of Q3 2016. The number of t fixed internet service reached 277.976 million subscribers with penetration 48% of the …
Indicators | Mobile Marketing
The Total Mobile Subscribers in Oman Reached Over 6.7 M in Q3 2016 | TRA
The total mobile subscribers in Oman has increased in Q3 2016 to reach over 6.7 million subscribers, compared to the number of subscribers in Q2 2016, while the penetration is equaled (151%) in both quarters.
Indicators | Consumer Behavior
Mobile Subscribers in Oman Increased to 6,657,575 Subscribers Q2 2016 | TRA in Oman
During the second quarter 2016, the mobile subscribers in Oman increased to reach 6,657,575 subscribers. But the mobile penetration decreased to be 151% in 2016 compared to 152% in 2015.
