At 25, Grameenphone wants to become digital telco, contribute beyond connectivity
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At 25, Grameenphone wants to become digital telco, contribute beyond connectivity

At 25, Grameenphone wants to become digital telco, contribute beyond connectivity
Grameenphone celebrates silver jubilee


Telecom operator Grameenphone has completed 25 years and wants to become a digital telco and contribute beyond connectivity.

Grameenphone is the first Asian operation of Telenor that started its journey in Bangladesh in March 1997.

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As part of its silver jubilee celebration programme, the telecom operator organised a media meet at a city hotel Sunday.

"We are truly humbled as a change agent to Bangladesh over the last 25 years. Our role has become imperative in the digitalisation of 51 years strong Bangladesh in the pursuit of becoming a self-sustained, digital economy," Grameenphone CEO Yasir Azman said at the event.

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