Ooredoo advances wireless infra carve-out with Qatari towerco launch

Cameron Page2026-06-05T16:23:00

Source: Unsplash / Dena Skulskaya

Ooredoo goes live with Al Abraj to manage Qatari wireless infra, progressing its wider initiative to separate MENA masts. Launch comes after other Middle Eastern telcos have established regional tower operators in hunt for efficiency creation and asset monetisation…

This article includes:

Organisations: AktivCo; Al Abraj; Brookfield Asset Management; Helios Towers; Iron Mountain; Omantel; Oman 70 Holding; Oman Tower Company; Ooredoo; Ooredoo Fibre Networks; Ooredoo Qatar; stc; Syntys; TASC Towers; TAWAL; Zain.
Geographies: Algeria; Asia; Bulgaria; Croatia; Europe; Iraq; Jordan; Kuwait; Middle East; North Africa; Oman; Pakistan; Qatar; Slovenia; Tunisia.
People: Khalid Barzak.
Themes: Asset monetisation; Backbone fibre; Capital efficiency; Data centres; Digital services; Infrastructure-as-a-service; Passive infrastructure; Partnerships; Subsea cables; Telecoms infrastructure; Tower carve-out; TowerCo; Wireless infrastructure.

Register for free to continue reading this article

Already registered? Sign in here.

Join the TelcoTitans community and continue reading this article

By registering for a free account, you will get immediate access to the rest of this article, plus:

Enhanced access to TelcoTitans with several article views per month
TelcoTitans weekly newsletter

“The detail is very good. Better than we get internally.” – GM, Vodafone OpCo

Want full access to TelcoTitans content? Check out our subscription options.