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Native name | Al Jazeera Telecom |
|---|---|
| Type | Private Limited Company |
| Industry | Telecommunications, ISP |
| Founded | 2004 |
Area served | Iraq (14 Governorates) |
| Services | Broadband internet, data centers, web hosting, civil engineering |
| Website | jt |
Al Jazeera Telecom is an Iraqi internet service provider (ISP) and telecommunications company based in Baghdad.[1] Founded in 2004, the business sells internet access, builds network infrastructure, and offers data center services to both residential and corporate users.[1] The company's headquarters are located in the Al-Wahda District of Al-Karada, near Uqbah Square in Baghdad.[1]
History
A group of Iraqi engineers established Al Jazeera Telecom in late 2004 during the early days of commercial internet in post-war Iraq.[1] Initially, the company relied on VSAT satellite technology to deliver internet access within Baghdad.[1] By 2007, to cut the high costs of satellite connections, they shifted to building fiber-optic lines and wireless point-to-point networks to expand their service area.[1]
In 2010, the Iraqi Ministry of Communications partnered with the company to help route international internet traffic crossing the country's land borders.[2] Over the following years, the company gradually expanded outside of Baghdad.[1] By 2016, Al Jazeera Telecom was operating in 14 different Iraqi governorates, providing service to cities like Basra, Nineveh, Najaf, Maysan, and Diyala.[1]
In January 2022, the Iraqi Ministry of Communications and the State Company for Communications and Informatics (ITPC) awarded a major contract to Al Jazeera Telecom.[2] The company was hired to construct and operate a new Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) network in Baghdad's Al-Rusafa district.[2] The first phase of this project aimed to connect 285,000 optical internet lines.[2] Alongside building the new network, the company took over the management of 116,000 existing optical lines in neighborhoods such as Sadr City and Zayouna, while also rolling out extra features like IPTV for its users.[1]
Services and infrastructure
Al Jazeera Telecom connects homes and businesses to the internet primarily through fiber-optic cables (FTTH) in city areas, and fixed wireless towers in places where it is hard to lay physical cables.[1] The company first tested its fiber-optic service in the Al-Ghadir residential complex in Najaf before bringing it to Baghdad.[1] For business clients, they set up private intranet networks, host databases, and install GPS trackers for commercial vehicles.[1]
Aside from internet services, the company does its own civil engineering work.[1] They build the steel towers used for wireless broadcasting and pour the concrete foundations for them.[1] Because Iraq's electrical grid frequently experiences power outages, the company also installs solar panels and battery backups to keep their internet towers running during blackouts.[1]
Customers can pay bills, check their data usage, and change router settings using the company's mobile app.[1]
References
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p "Communications and Informatics: Al-Jazeera Al-Arabiya Company for Communication and Internet Services begins its operations in the Al-Rusafa district". Mustaqbl News Agency (in Arabic). 15 January 2022. Retrieved 11 August 2026.
- ^ a b c d "اتصالات الرصافة تستلم 27 كابينة ضوئية مغذية لمنطقة زيونة ببغداد". Iraqi Ministry of Communications (in Arabic). Government of Iraq. Retrieved 11 August 2026.
Category:Internet service providers of Iraq Category:Telecommunications companies of Iraq Category:Companies established in 2004 Category:Companies based in Baghdad
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