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The Executive Vice President for Regional Affairs at Telecom Egypt responded to a proposal to abolish the requirement for a landline to obtain fixed internet, describing it as a good idea worthy of study. However, he said it would require a technical and operational assessment of its impact on the voice and internet networks. Applying the change to around 14 million customers would be different from implementing it on a limited scale, given operational challenges, including the difficulty of locating some customers. He stressed the importance of maintaining the network’s efficiency and the sustainability of its services, and said that fixed-line telephone service could not be dispensed with in Egypt. The proposal followed a request from MP Jilan Ahmed, who said landline fees burden people who need only internet access.
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