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Telenor Pakistan Partners with Huawei to Upgrade CBS for Digital Transformation

  • March 7, 2025
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Telenor Pakistan and Huawei have taken a significant step towards digital transformation by signing a Strategic Cooperation Agreement at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025. The agreement focuses on upgrading Telenor Pakistan’s Communication Business Support System (CBS), a move that is set to enhance the company’s technological capabilities and operational efficiency. This development underscores Telenor Pakistan’s commitment to staying at the forefront of telecom advancements, ensuring a seamless customer experience and enabling integration with emerging digital services.

Through this collaboration, Telenor Pakistan will implement an advanced CBS that modernizes its billing infrastructure. The new system will provide real-time data processing, improved stability, and greater flexibility, allowing for enhanced efficiency and customer service. With telecom services evolving rapidly, the upgrade positions Telenor Pakistan as a leading player in the digital landscape, ensuring that its customers receive high-quality and innovative services.

The agreement was formalized in a high-profile signing ceremony attended by top executives from both organizations. Mr. Khurrum Ashfaque, CEO of Telenor Pakistan, and Mr. Sun Xiaofei, CEO of Huawei Pakistan, led the event, emphasizing the significance of the partnership. Also present were Mr. Ma Ning, President of Huawei Software, Mr. Irfan Wahab Khan, Senior Vice President of Telenor Asia, and Mr. Marius Gigernes, Chairman of the Board at Telenor Pakistan. Their presence reflected the strong commitment of both companies to advancing digital innovation in Pakistan.

Speaking on the occasion, Khurrum Ashfaque, CEO of Telenor Pakistan, highlighted the impact of the partnership, stating, “This contract with Huawei is an important step in our digital transformation journey. By upgrading our billing system, we are strengthening our technical capabilities to provide a better experience to our customers. By adopting advanced solutions, we aim to drive innovation and stay ahead in the evolving digital landscape.” His remarks underscored Telenor Pakistan’s vision of continuous innovation and excellence in customer service.

Huawei Pakistan’s CEO, Sun Xiaofei, echoed similar sentiments, expressing his enthusiasm about the collaboration. He stated, “This agreement represents the deepening of our collaboration. Huawei will provide Telenor Pakistan with reliable solutions to ensure a smooth system upgrade and will continue supporting long-term technological development.” Huawei’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology aligns with Telenor Pakistan’s goals of modernization and digital transformation.

The partnership between Telenor Pakistan and Huawei dates back to 2005, with both companies working together on multiple technological advancements over the years. This latest agreement further cements their longstanding relationship, reinforcing their commitment to driving next-generation digital intelligence and innovation in Pakistan’s telecommunications sector. As Pakistan’s telecom industry undergoes rapid changes, such collaborations play a crucial role in ensuring that consumers benefit from advanced and efficient digital services.

With this agreement, Telenor Pakistan is set to elevate its telecom infrastructure to new heights, offering customers an improved digital experience. The integration of advanced business support solutions will not only optimize operational efficiency but also pave the way for future technological advancements in the industry. This strategic move at MWC 2025 signals a new era for telecom services in Pakistan, with Telenor Pakistan and Huawei leading the way in innovation and digital transformation.

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