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The 5G Era PG Connects Jordan Conference Jawad J. Abbassi Head of MENA - GSMA Nov 2, 2019 Amman Jordan CONFIDENTIAL Abo About ut the the GSMA GSMA CONFIDENTIAL 2G All about calls and texts 3G The start of mobile data The arrival

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

  2. Abo About ut the the GSMA GSMA CONFIDENTIAL

  3. 2G All about calls and texts 3G The start of mobile data The arrival of mobile broadband 4G services and applications The network adapts to the application Ultra high speed 5G Ultra low latency Massive # of connections New applications CONFIDENTIAL

  4. 1.3bn 1.3bn 5G 5G 5G connections worldwide by 2025 40% 40% of the global population by 2025

  5. Where latency and throughput matters RED REDUCED LAT ATENCY Y HA HAS SI SIGNIFICANT REA REAL- WORLD IMP WOR MPLICATIONS. 4.6 feet for a 4G car to apply its brakes. Just an inch for a 5G car to apply 4.6ft its brakes. 1inch 10m 0ms laten ency 55m 5ms laten ency

  6. The 5G era is here – and the results already impress ‘Data usage surges on Korea 5G networks’ CONFIDENTIAL

  7. Global subscriptions first years of deployment (million) Source: Ericsson 2000 TIME IS 1800 5G KEY 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 4G 400 200 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 5G (2018) LTE (2009) 5G subscription take-up is expected to be faster than 4G CONFIDENTIAL

  8. 5G momentum: a global outlook 1.4 B 209* JPN, DEU, 38 countries IND, HKG Auctions in 27 USA + 3 IND, HKG completed markets others auctions Commercial SAU, AUT + 7 28 operators 177 operators 413 operators Launches others in 15 markets in 50 markets in 118 markets SAU, UAE, QAT, KUW, 52 trials OMA 164 trials, in 15 new Trials 81 markets operators 70 M 5 M 2 M Adoption 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2020 2025 *Includes regional US winners Source: gsmaintelligence.com CONFIDENTIAL

  9. Where is 5G now? 33 operators in 17 markets 600 MHz 700 MHz 3.5 GHz 26 GHz 28 GHz CONFIDENTIAL

  10. MENA, a technologically diverse region 5 Bahrain-Kuwait-Qatar-Saudi Arabia-UAE 5G Algeria-Comoros-Egypt-Iran-Israel- 4G Jordan-Lebanon-Libya-Morocco-Oman- 15 Somalia-Soudan-Syria-Tunisia-Turkey 5 Djibouti-Iraq-Mauritania-Palestine-Yemen As Oct. 2019 3G

  11. Growth markets; smart connections 11

  12. 5G era: massive data demand 12

  13. The connectivity landscape in MENA - Fixed Significant investments in fibre infrastructure has taken FTTH penetration in some countries in the region to among the highest in the word FTTH/B penetration (subscriptions/households) in Selected MENA markets, September 2018 Source: FTTH Council Europe 94% 90% 26% 14% 6% 6% 1% UAE Qatar Bahrain Saudi Arabia Oman Kuwait Jordan 13 CONFIDENTIAL

  14. The connectivity landscape in MENA - Mobile Transition to mobile broadband is accelerating as operators ramp up ramp up 4G network investments Technology mix (percentage of total connections)* Middle East and North Africa Global average 4G 3G 2G Dec 16 Dec 17 Dec 18 Dec 18 *Excluding licensed cellular IoT Source: GSMA Intelligence, company reports 14 CONFIDENTIAL

  15. The world is on the cusp of the 5G era Commercial 5G services has become a reality in MENA: several operators have launched commercial 5G network services in 2019 15 CONFIDENTIAL

  16. 5G and the future connectivity landscape 45.3 million 5G connections in MENA by 2025, representing 5.6% of total connections 5G as a % of total connections Source: GSMA Intelligence 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Qatar Kuwait Saudi UAE Bahrain Turkey Oman Algeria Morocco MENA Arabia Average 16 CONFIDENTIAL

  17. The case for digital cities Resources Population Need for governments at all levels to Growing population and increasing maximise available resources rural-urban migration (urban population in MENA is expected to more than double by 2050) To be sustainable, future cities must be digital (smart) The Environment Quality of life Growing calls for more responsible Citizens increasingly demand better production and consumption to service delivery and enhanced tackle issues around climate change livelihood 17 CONFIDENTIAL

  18. Evolution of a digital city Digital integration Digital The use of transformative digital technologies, such as services AI and IoT, to integrate and interoperate physical Digital The use of digital content infrastructure using digital platforms and applications to deliver interaction life enhancing public and private services to citizens Citizens business and governments interact using various digital technologies and platforms Access to high quality connectivity is the bedrock of a digital city 18 CONFIDENTIAL

  19. DOWN WNLOAD TH THE REPOR ORTS gsma.com/mobileeconomy Thank you for your attention. jabbassi@gsma.com

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