1.5m fiber optic connections to be established across Iran in a year
Managing Director of Telecommunication Company of Iran Mohammad Jafarpour announced a plan to establish 1.5 million fiber optic connections across the country over the next year. Speaking on Sunday at the unveiling of the “Hezartar” project, a major fiber optic expansion initiative, Jafarpour highlighted the company’s focus on delivering high-speed internet to homes and businesses nationwide, IRNA reported.
The official went on to explain that the goal includes 1.5 million fiber optic ports, with 560,000 of those connections being planned within Tehran.
“We are committed to providing fiber optic service wherever there is demand in Tehran, and the models implemented in the capital will be extended to other provinces,” he noted.
Customer satisfaction and responsive service structures will be critical components of the project, Jafarpour emphasized. He also stressed the importance of oversight, saying that careful monitoring of implementation will help ensure high-quality service.
Jafarpour added that Tehran could serve as a model for fiber optic deployment nationwide.
He urged regional telecommunications teams to adhere to established standards, noting the significance of maintaining consistent quality across different areas.