
The telecom giants just wrapped up their most exciting event of the year: Ooredoo Color Run. In addition to the colorful run, this year they included a kite festival and music show.
Minister Mohamed Maleeh Jamal has launched Wifi Calling service by @OoredooMaldives tonight at a function held at Hulhumale' Central Park. Minister thanked Ooredoo for introducing the service in Maldives. pic.twitter.com/MCmUjXC8HH
— Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology (@MoCSTmv) November 30, 2019
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Last night at the music show, Minister of Communication, Science and Technology Mohamed Maleeh Jamaal and CEO of CAM Ilyas Ahmed launched WiFi Calling by Ooredoo.
The CEO of Ooredoo Maldives Najeeb Khan says that this service will make calls through broadband and supernet connections convenient. However, it can only be used by users of latest phones such as IPhone 11 and Huawei P30 pro. He states that a new price will not be charged for this and it will be a solution to people facing range issues.