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CONFIDENTIAL The 5G Era PG Connects Jordan Conference Jawad J. Abbassi Head of MENA - GSMA Nov 2, 2019 Amman Jordan

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The 5G Era

PG Connects Jordan Conference

Jawad J. Abbassi

Head of MENA - GSMA

Nov 2, 2019 Amman – Jordan

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About the GSMA

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2G

3G

4G

5G

All about calls and texts

The start of mobile data

The network adapts to the application

The arrival of mobile broadband

services and applications

Ultra high speed

Ultra low latency

Massive # of connections

New applications

5G1.3bn5G connections worldwide by 2025

40%of the global population by 2025

Where latency and throughput matters

55ms latency10ms latency

REDUCED LATENCY HAS SIGNIFICANT REAL-WORLD IMPLICATIONS.

4.6 feet for a 4G car to apply its brakes.

Just an inch for a 5G car to apply its brakes. 4.6ft

1inch

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‘Data usage surges on

Korea 5G networks’

The 5G era is here – and the results already impress

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TIME IS

KEY

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5G (2018) LTE (2009)

Global subscriptions first years of deployment (million)Source: Ericsson

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5G subscription take-up is

expected to be faster than 4G

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2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2020 2025

Auctions

Commercial

Launches

Trials

Adoption2 M 5 M

70 M

1.4 B

28 operators

in 15 markets

SAU, AUT + 7

others177 operators

in 50 markets413 operators

in 118 markets

52 trials

15 new

operators

164 trials, in

81 markets

JPN, DEU,

USA + 3

others

IND, HKG

209*

in 27

markets

IND, HKG 38 countries

completed

auctions

*Includes regional US winners Source: gsmaintelligence.com

5G momentum: a global outlook

SAU, UAE,

QAT, KUW,

OMA

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Where is 5G now?

33 operators in

17 markets

600 MHz

700 MHz

3.5 GHz

26 GHz

28 GHz

MENA, a technologically diverse region

5G

4G

3G

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5 Djibouti-Iraq-Mauritania-Palestine-Yemen

Bahrain-Kuwait-Qatar-Saudi Arabia-UAE

Algeria-Comoros-Egypt-Iran-Israel-

Jordan-Lebanon-Libya-Morocco-Oman-

Somalia-Soudan-Syria-Tunisia-Turkey

As Oct. 2019

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Growth markets; smart connections

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5G era: massive data demand

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Significant investments in fibre infrastructure has taken FTTH penetration in some countries in the

region to among the highest in the word

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The connectivity landscape in MENA - Fixed

94%90%

26%

14%

6% 6%1%

UAE Qatar Bahrain Saudi Arabia Oman Kuwait Jordan

FTTH/B penetration (subscriptions/households) in Selected MENA markets, September 2018

Source: FTTH Council Europe

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Transition to mobile broadband is accelerating as operators ramp up ramp up 4G network investments

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The connectivity landscape in MENA - Mobile

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4G

3G

2G

Middle East and North Africa Global average

Technology mix (percentage of total connections)*

*Excluding licensed cellular IoT

Source: GSMA Intelligence, company reports

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Commercial 5G services has become a reality in MENA: several operators have launched

commercial 5G network services in 2019

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The world is on the cusp of the 5G era

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45.3 million 5G connections in MENA by 2025, representing 5.6% of total connections

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5G and the future connectivity landscape

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

Qatar Kuwait SaudiArabia

UAE Bahrain Turkey Oman Algeria Morocco MENAAverage

5G as a % of total connections

Source: GSMA Intelligence

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The case for digital cities

PopulationGrowing population and increasing rural-urban migration (urban population in MENA is expected to more than double by 2050)

ResourcesNeed for governments at all levels to maximise available resources

Quality of lifeCitizens increasingly demand better service delivery and enhanced livelihood

The EnvironmentGrowing calls for more responsible production and consumption to tackle issues around climate change

To be sustainable, future cities must be

digital (smart)

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Evolution of a digital city

Digital interactionCitizens business and governments interact using various digital technologies and platforms

Digital servicesThe use of digital content and applications to deliver life enhancing public and private services to citizens

Digital integrationThe use of transformative digital technologies, such as AI and IoT, to integrate and interoperate physical infrastructure using digital platforms

Access to high quality connectivity is the bedrock of a digital city

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