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Reconstruction, Afghanistan
Decades of war and civil unrest had virtually destroyed telecoms in Afghanistan. During Taliban rule, only one person in a hundred had access to a telephone. There were no reliable landlines, and no mobile networks. Given the mountainous terrain, mobile was the only solution for rapidly providing Afghanistan with a modern communications system. Mobile phone technology isn't the answer to all of the country's problems, but it's already made a significant positive difference in just a handful of years.
Karimdad Mehri, Samir Satchu, Shireen Rahmani
President, Head of Government Affairs, Human Resources Director