Chicago, Amerika Serikat 15 May 2017- CEO of Carrier and International Business Telkom Abdus Somad Arief witnessed the signing of the SEA-ME WE 5 Capacity Exchange. The signing was held in Chicago, United States on May 15, 2017, signed by Telin CEO Faizal R. Djoemadi and Chairman of the TTI Group Management Board. Mehmet Toros. The purpose of such cooperation is to capture various business opportunities and synergy together between Telin and TTI.
This cooperation agreement will enable Telin to expand the capacity of SEA-ME-WE-5 in Turkey Marmaris Cable Landing Station (CLS) and expand its network coverage to Turkey, Central and Eastern Europe and the Caucasus region (Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan). On the other hand, TTI will also be able to further enhance the ability of SEA-ME-WE-5 between Turkey and Europe. The signing is an important milestone for both companies as it marks the start of a joint venture between TTI and Telin to capture the rapidly growing intercompany market potential of Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe both for the government, enterprise and community segments of both sides through direct connectivity and big bandwidth.
“This strategic partnership between Turk Telekom International and Telin will benefit both companies in international business expansion, and we expect good relations between the two companies to be even better in the future ", said ASA.
“We are pleased to have signed this SEA-ME-WE 5 Capacity Exchange agreement to explore a profitable business opportunity for both companies ", Mr. Mehmet Toros. Also present at the signing ceremony were Group Chief Commercial Officer Stuart Evers, Group General Manager, Yusuf Kirac, Director of Business and Market Development, Pal Beres, Director of Marketing Communication, Edina Rozsahegyi, Director of Sales Asia, Wesley, CMO Telin, Budi Satria Dharma Purba and VP Data Sales, Kharisma.
SEA-ME-WE 5 Sea Cable is currently in operation built by a consortium of 19 world-class telecom operators BSCCL (Bangladesh), CMI, CTG, China Unicom (the People's Republic of China), Djibouti Telecom (Djibouti), du (UAE ), Oedoo (Qatar), Orange (France), MPT (Myanmar), Telin, Telkom, STC (Saudi Arabia), Singtel (Singtel), SLT (Sri Lanka), Telecom Italia Sparkle (Italy), TM (Malaysia) TTI (Turkey), TWA (Pakistan), and Telecom Egypt.***Corcomm