Public and Private Sector Operating Entries
Pakistan Telecommunication Co Ltd. PTCL Pakistan Telegraph and Telephone Department T&T was transformed as Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation PTC on December 15, 1990, through an ordinance of government, in July 1994, 2% share of PTC were offered to public followed by enhancement to 10% share in foreign exchange. Further reorganization was done on November 27, 1995, and the PTC was bifurcated in Pakistan.
The PTCL was incorporated under the company’s ordinance for the purpose of privatization, with the monopoly up to the year 2002 in the basic telephone services. The government telephone connection was, however, to be operated by the State Owners Corporation, NTC. The telecommunications services in the Jammu &Kashmir and the Northern areas are being operated by Special Communications Organization, SCO, from July 1976. PTCL monopoly in general public telephone service was caused by the end of the year 2002.
Telecommunication Corp. Ltd., PTCL, and National Telecommunication Corporation, NTC.
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, PTA, was also established as a regularity organization for standardization and licensing purposes. These functions were previously being carried out by the Director T&T Department and the Federal Government Ministry of Communication.
Pakistan Telegraph and Telephone ☎️ Department
The transition of Pakistan Telegraph and Telephone Department (T&T) into Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation (PTC) on December 15, 1990, marked a significant shift from a public sector entity to a partially privatized corporation. This transformation involved various operational changes, including adjustments in management structures, investment strategies, and service provisions to align with the dynamics of both public and private sectors. Over the years, PTCL has continued to evolve, adapting to market demands and regulatory frameworks while striving to meet the telecommunications needs of Pakistan.
National Telecommunication Corporation, NTC. NTC was established on January 1, 1996 for providing telecommunication facilities to the government organization through Pakistan. The headquarter of NTC is in Islamabad.
National Telecommuniation Corporation
The established to provide telecommunication services to Government of Pakistan organizations departments. NTC plays an important role in ensuring seamless connectivity and communication channels for various Government Departments, ministries. It’s a focus on security issues. The NTC provide safeguarding sensitive Government communications and data services.
It’s Contribution is really the National evolution by prolonging telecommunications services. NTC demeanour assisting the government’s perception for a wired citizenry and online connections. NTC is a major player in Pakistan’s telecom countryside, publicising comprehensive socio-economic growth of the country.
Pak Com/ INSTA PHONE 📱
The company was licensed by the government to operate cellular mobile communication. They establish the mobile telephone services in the major cities in Pakistan using the analog system.
Paktel
In order to promote competition in cellular mobile telephone services and other lessons, was awarded to Paktel, which was operating over mobile telephones in city of Pakistan during the period MS PakTel have measured with PakCom, but the two business units are functioning separately.
Pakistan Mobile Communication Limited, MobileLink
Subsequently licensed was donated to PMCL for operating the digital technology cellular mobile telephone system in the country. They are operating mobile service in major cities with a global system standard.
Pakistan Mobile Communication Limited also known as Moblink is a mobile services network operating in Pakistan since 1994 with thousands of users. This prominent service provides audio call, video call, internet and all digital services.
Advantage of Mobilink Networks
Best Coverage
Jazz provides the widest network coverage across Pakistan. Thanks to this network, communication has become possible even in remote areas.
Moblink High Speed Data
Jazz Mobile Network is providing the fastest and most reliable mobile internet services. Browsing, streaming and downloading without any interruption.
Competitive Packages
Jazz Network provides its customers with a variety of Seventeen packages. Affordable call, SMS, and data packages are designed to meet the diverse needs of its customers.
Strong Customer Support
Jazz mobile phone network is providing excellent service to its customers. Provides support to its customers in case of any problem or enquiry.
Advanced Services
Jazz continuously introduces new services and features to it’s users.
It provides mobile network banking and digital services.
Reliability of networks
Jazz boasts of the strongest network infrastructure for its customers. It ensures stable connectivity and uninterrupted service to its customers.
Digital Communication
they were licensed in 1989 to operate public radio paging system and are the only companies providing these services in Pakistan.
U-Link, a subsidiary of PTCL, is operating cellular mobile phone.
National Authorities for Equipment Production standard
Telecommunication equipment operating on the national or international network should meet the performance standard for proper functioning. The specified standard also facilitate the homogenous planning and development of telecommunication system. Production of equipment according to standard specification results in economy of scale and healthy competition. The approval for connecting various type of terminal equipment with public telecommunication network is accorded by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority.
This is called “type approval”. The specifications of the electronic and other components used in the production of terminal equipment were laid down by the Pakistan Standard Institution now reorganized as the Pakistan Standard and Quality Control Authority.
Pakistan Standard and Quality Control Authority, PSAQCA
The PSI, (Pakistan Standard Institution) was established in the year 1951 for developing national standards for the industry. The technical divisions include electro-technical and electronics. The institution has now been transformed into an automotive authority.For performing its function, the authority is assigned by technical committee on various subjects. The members of the committees are experts in the relevant field from the concerned industry. The authority also coordinates with ISO International Standards Organization and IEC International Electro-Technical Commission. The Electro-Technical and Electronics Division have sectional committees on various subjects. The list of technical committees of Electronics Division is given below.
List of Technical Committee of Electronics Division,
- Technology, Documentation, and Graphics Symbols.
- Radio Communication.
- Power Electronics, Industrial
- Process, Measurements and Control,
- Copocitors and Registers for Electric
- Equipment. Semiconductor Device.
- Print Circuits.
- Electromechanical Components for Electronic Equipment.
- Recording, Audio visual System.
- Cable, Wires, and Wave Guides.
- Piezo-electric Devices for Frequency Control and Selection.
- Fiber Optics.
- Nuclear Instrumentation.
- Magnetic components and ferrite materials.
- Information Technology.
- Electro-Medical Equipment.
List of Sectional Committee of Electro-technical Division
- Electric Fans
- Electric Lamps.
- Electrical Appliances and Accessories.
- Electrical Measurements.
- Routing Electrical Machines.
- Dry Cell Batteries and Accumulators.
- Electric Cables.
- Transformers.
- Voltage, Current Rating and Frequencies.
- Electrical Installation of Buildings.
- Environmental Testing. Insulators. Metaclod, Switch Changer, Control Gear and Fuses.
- Vocabulary and Translation of Technical Terms in Urdu.
- Vocabularies.
- Electroplating.
- Sparking Plug.
- Dielectric Materials and Power Capacitors.
- Electric Switch Plug and Socket,
