Want to Expand China Mobile Telecommunications Sector. The Chinese government is currently considering a plan that would allow private companies to enter the mobile telecommunications sector.
As reported by the China Daily reported on Thursday (24/01/2013), Director of the Telecommunication Development Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Zhang Feng, said the ministry is reviewing public opinions and will amplify the plan based peninajuan done.
In early January, the MIIT create a pilot project to ensure that China's private companies can buy basic mobile telecommunications services from major carriers Bamboo Curtain country.
In addition, the MIIT also allow private companies to add their services, and market their services to consumers with their own brand.
Private companies do not need to build a mobile telecommunications infrastructure, but the company was only set up customer service systems and other supporting tissues as needed.
According to the ministry, the pilot project also aims to open up opportunities for private capital to enter the telecommunications industry, and to promote market competition and increasing of mobile telecommunications services. This plan has been published online on January 7th and public opinion will be opened on February 6.
As noted, China's mobile telecommunications sector is dominated by state-owned companies such as China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom.
As reported by the China Daily reported on Thursday (24/01/2013), Director of the Telecommunication Development Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Zhang Feng, said the ministry is reviewing public opinions and will amplify the plan based peninajuan done.
In early January, the MIIT create a pilot project to ensure that China's private companies can buy basic mobile telecommunications services from major carriers Bamboo Curtain country.
In addition, the MIIT also allow private companies to add their services, and market their services to consumers with their own brand.
Private companies do not need to build a mobile telecommunications infrastructure, but the company was only set up customer service systems and other supporting tissues as needed.
According to the ministry, the pilot project also aims to open up opportunities for private capital to enter the telecommunications industry, and to promote market competition and increasing of mobile telecommunications services. This plan has been published online on January 7th and public opinion will be opened on February 6.
As noted, China's mobile telecommunications sector is dominated by state-owned companies such as China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom.
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