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    Egyptian entertainment industry welcomes Telecoming

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    The entertainment industry in Egypt has seen the entry of Telecoming, a digital services monetization technologies provider as a boost that will bring digital mobile entertainment contents to the citizens.

    The arrival of Telecoming into the Egyptian market means a further step in its strategy to enhance its presence in Africa. With a penetration rate of mobile devices around 94% and more than 100M users, Egypt is one of the most attractive markets for digital services development. In the coming months, Telecoming will invest 0.5M€ in the region.

    In the first stage, Telecoming will distribute Real Madrid official contents through local mobile operators who rely on Telecoming to increase their user engagement.

    According to Ali Karaosman, Telecoming’s Operations Director – North Africa, the combination of quality content and technology is key to offer services with a differential user experience based on high engagement rates.

    “Through previous projects, we have checked the extraordinary dynamism of the African digital market, where users demand innovative services and a differential user experience. And there, Egypt shows a huge potential for the mobile business,” he noted.

    Telecoming monetizes digital content in the region since 2015 in partnership with the leading mobile operators and the best local content producers and distributors. Specialized in mobile payments since 2008, Telecoming provides state of the art technology to monetize digital services through Direct Carrier Billing. The company works with leading mobile operators to offer amazing entertainment services to boost their user’s engagement.

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