Successful Completion of Major Fiber Connectivity Projects for PTCL Across Multiple Regions

Telecom Foundation continues to contribute in Pakistan’s digital infrastructure landscape, including the expansion of PTCL fiber to the home (FTTH / GPON) expansion for its customers. As a leading player in fiber connectivity and civil works, the Foundation continues to strengthen the country’s digital backbone, ensuring seamless broadband access across various regions.

With a commitment to nationwide digital inclusivity, Telecom Foundation’s GPON projects aim to enhance fiber connectivity by delivering state-of-the-art solutions. This initiative aligns with Pakistan’s and the Ministry of IT’s broader goal of achieving a technologically advanced and interconnected future.

Milestones Achieved in PTCL Fiber Connectivity Projects

Telecom Foundation has successfully executed end to end GPON projects for PTCL (from 2022 onwards), encompassing both Outside Plant (OSP) and Inside Plant (ISP) work. These projects include trenching, ducting, cable laying, aerial and underground deployments, fiber splicing, rigorous final testing, and termination.

Telecom Foundation has successfully completed the installation process and delivered four major projects for PTCL:

• Sariab Road, Quetta: 7,456 Fiber Lines

• Jatakabad, Quetta: 3,118 Fiber Lines

• Site Exchange, Sialkot: 3,427 Fiber Lines

• Sambrial, Sialkot: 444 Fiber Lines

Strengthening Pakistan’s Digital Future

These successful deployments underscore Telecom Foundation’s unwavering commitment to advancing the country’s telecom infrastructure. By enabling reliable, high-speed broadband access, the Foundation is playing a crucial role in fostering economic growth, innovation, and digital inclusion across Pakistan.

As the journey toward a connected Pakistan continues, Telecom Foundation remains at the forefront, bridging the gap between technology and progress.