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PTA Hosts Media Briefing On 5G Spectrum Auction For NGMS In Pakistan

  • February 18, 2026
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Islamabad: On 18 February 2026 witnessed a significant media briefing hosted at the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) Headquarters regarding the upcoming Spectrum Auction for Next Generation Mobile Services (NGMS), commonly referred to as 5G. The event provided detailed insights into the auction process, regulatory framework, and strategic objectives underpinning the deployment of advanced mobile networks across the country. PTA officials highlighted the importance of the auction in enhancing connectivity, expanding broadband capacity, and supporting Pakistan’s broader digital economy ambitions.

During the briefing, officials elaborated on the auction timeline, licensing structure, and eligibility requirements for telecom operators interested in participating. The discussion underscored PTA’s commitment to transparency, fair competition, and technological neutrality, aiming to ensure that the rollout of 5G networks benefits both service providers and end users. The regulatory authority emphasized that the auction is a crucial step in modernizing Pakistan’s telecom infrastructure, enabling faster mobile internet speeds, low-latency applications, and support for emerging digital services such as Internet of Things (IoT) and AI-driven platforms.

Officials also outlined the anticipated socio-economic benefits of NGMS adoption, including increased digital inclusion, enhanced opportunities for businesses, and improved service quality for consumers nationwide. The briefing addressed questions related to spectrum pricing, allocation methodology, and compliance obligations for successful bidders, reflecting PTA’s focus on creating a robust framework for sustainable telecom growth. The agency reiterated that the 5G auction will align with international best practices while considering Pakistan’s specific market dynamics and technological requirements.

Stakeholders attending the briefing included representatives from mobile operators, industry associations, technology consultancies, and media personnel. PTA emphasized that the upcoming auction represents a pivotal opportunity for operators to invest in next-generation network infrastructure, driving innovation, competition, and long-term digital transformation across Pakistan. By establishing clear procedures and guidelines, the authority aims to facilitate a smooth transition to advanced mobile services while promoting reliable, high-speed connectivity for all regions of the country.

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