Surfing The Internet In Afghanistan

The internet in Afghanistan was banned during the reign of the Taliban which resulted in the increasing isolation of a country and its people. This ban meant that it was very difficult keeping in touch with relatives and friends elsewhere in the world and resulted in a lack of world news and information.

Internet in Afghanistan has been available in the country since 2003 but the number of people using the internet in Afghanistan is still relatively small. The internet in Afghanistan has only a million users out of a population of about 29 million but there has been a noted boom in the usage of the internet in Afghanistan.

Although there are about 5 different companies that currently provide internet in Afghanistan, Neda Telecommunications has become the Internet Service Provider of choice in this country.  Neda Telecommunications was established in May 2003 and was one of the first licensed Internet Service Providers in Afghanistan. It has over the years become the leading ISP and WISP in Afghanistan.

The operation has grown and is now considered a major player in the country carrying over 30 Mbps on its networks. Neda Telecommunications’ presence is found in most major cities and has plans to extend further. We offer services on 6 different satellites and are the only ISP that provides internet services through wireless, VSAT, dial-up and CDMA.  Neda Communications now also offers Voice Over IP telephony and WiMAX.

Neda Telecommunications, in order to stay on top of the ever changing communications technology, and to provide the best internet in Afghanistan, has partnered in an iDirect hub situated in Turin Italy and formed close partnerships with satellite operators offering different technologies on different satellites in order to give customers a wider choice of product.

With Neda Telecommunications, Afghanistan’s leading Internet Service Provider Surfing the internet in Afghanistan has never been so affordable, accessible and quick. For more information on the internet in Afghanistan contact Neda Telecommunications.