REPORT: Minister Harb: Landline and mobile phone tariffs will be reduced starting the 1st of April

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31-03-2014 | 07:26
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REPORT: Minister Harb: Landline and mobile phone tariffs will be reduced starting the 1st of April
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REPORT: Minister Harb: Landline and mobile phone tariffs will be reduced starting the 1st of April
Telecommunications Minister Boutros Harb stated on Monday that the tariffs for landlines and mobile phones as well as the cost of basic telecom services will be reduced; pointing out that the reduction will commence starting the 1st of April.

Minister Harb said the cost of calls via Telecart and Kalam cards on the landlines network will be reduced by 50%, and calls on the mobile network will be reduced by 30%, emphasizing that the cost of each minute on the fixed network has become 50 LBP instead of 100 LBP, and the cost of each minute on the mobile network has become 200 LBP instead of 300 LBP.

Harb also mentioned that the international telephone call charges via the landlines and mobile networks has been reduced by 50%, explaining that the cost of each minute from 7 am until 10 pm has become 300 LBP instead of 600 LBP, and 200 LBP instead of 400 LBP from 10 pm until 7 am.

It is worth noting that the last time a reduction on tariffs on international phone calls occurred was in 2007.


For more details, watch Josiane Rahme's full report in the video above

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