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Encyclopedia > Afghan Wireless Communication Company

The Afghan Wireless Communication Company provides wireless voice and data services with national and international connectivity in Afghanistan. It is a joint venture between Telephone Systems International in the United States and the Afghan Ministry of Communications. The company currently provides GSM services in Kabul, Herat, Mazar-i-sharif and Kandahar.




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