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The Communications and Information Technology Committee of Egypt’s House of Representatives will consider this week scrapping the requirement for a landline telephone connection to obtain internet service, in response to a request for a briefing submitted by MP Gilan Ahmed. The committee will also discuss delays in upgrading telephone cables and converting them to fiber optics, as well as the slow rollout of networks in Edko and Kafr El-Dawwar in Beheira Governorate and in villages and districts across Assiut, where residents face poor service or no service at all. The meetings are scheduled to be attended by the CEO of Telecom Egypt to discuss the problems and ways to address them.
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