King's Quote     Letter from the Chairman     Letter from the CEO     Board of Directors     An Overview of 2005     2005 HighLights     A Gaze into the Future -Closer to You
A Closer Sense of You A Feel of Home A Better Understanding of
   Work An Enhanced Insight of Your
   Needs
     Closer to our Community     A Step Closer to our Team
-A Closer Look at Our
    Finances
A Closer Look at Our    Finance Financial Highlights 2005 Disclosure Schedule Report    2005 Auditors Report Consolidate    Financial Statment 2005
 
 
     2005 Highlights
Wanadoo launches its new Internet connection service through the number (090007000) that enables anyone to connect to the Internet without a monthly subscription or prepaid Internet cards.

Jordan Telecom launches IP telephony, a double play service (livebox) based on ADSL lines and next generation networks. This service allows users to use a single line for voice and Internet services, and offers customers competitive prices on national and international calls within its rich features.

Jordan Telecom announces reductions and unification of tariffs for outgoing calls from its fixed-line network to all mobile networks operating in the Kingdom. The new price for calls from fixed to mobile lines is 7 piasters per minute 24/7.
MobileCom subscribers officially reached half a million, which is a praise-worthy accomplishment to be added to the Group’s ongoing accomplishments in the national telecommunication sector.
Wanadoo launches wireless Internet connectivity (Wi-Fi) from Queen Alia Airport, which provides users with Internet connectivity as long as they are in the public places covered by the ‘hot spots’. This service gives new levels of speed and flexibility.
Under the title "Solutions for a Simpler Business World", Jordan Telecom Group held the Vision 2005 Conference in which it launched five new services, the first of their kind in the Middle East to mark the elapse of five years on its partnership with France Telecom.

In cooperation with the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Intel, and the Information Technology Association of Jordan (INTAJ), Jordan Telecom launched the PC @ Every Home initiative, which aims at allowing the largest number of Jordanians to own Internet connected computers and pay for them through reasonable monthly installments added to their fixed phone bill.
With a 187% increase, the number of ADSL (broadband Internet) subscribers reached 30,000.

MobileCom launches three new services, the first of their kind in the Jordanian market: Mobile TV, Push E-mail and Dandanah, the latest in mobile technology today.

Push E-mail connects a user's e-mail directly with their mobile phone. It is a flexible service that gives users total control over their e-mails through their mobile phones; and an effective one that allows users to send and receive e-mails, with attachments, to mobile phones.

Mobile TV allows MobileCom subscribers to download programs from local and satellite channels via mobile phones and then watch them as though they were watching TV.

The "Dandanah" service gives MobileCom subscribers the chance to distinguish themselves and add a personal touch by exchanging classic ringtones with more upbeat ones. Subscribers can choose a ringtone from a number of Arabic and foreign songs, or parts of comedies or musical pieces, which makes waiting for the person to answer the phone more interesting.