Zong Showcases Network and Technology Leadership During PTA’s Twin Cities Assessment
Zong, Pakistan’s Leading Technology Services Enterprise, showcased its network strength, 5G-ready infrastructure and intelligent capabilities during the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority’s … Read More The post Zong Showcases Network and Technology Leadership During PTA’s Twin Cities Assessment appeared first on ProPakistani .
Zong, Pakistan's leading technology services enterprise, demonstrated its network strength and technological prowess during the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority's (PTA) on-site Quality of Experience (QoE) assessment in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. As part of a larger multi-city survey, Islamabad International Airport was highlighted as a key example of Zong's leadership in advanced connectivity.
Only Zong has deployed a 5G active Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Indoor Building Solution (IBS) at the airport, showcasing their commitment to future-ready network infrastructure and reliable customer experience. The assessment, led by PTA Chairman Major General (Retd.) Hafeez Ur Rehman, involved senior PTA officials and representatives from the Ministry of IT & Telecommunication (MoITT), mobile network operators, media and Zong's leadership team.
Parallel assessments were conducted across the twin cities, focusing on real-world voice and data experiences such as download speeds, call stability, connectivity and service continuity. The rigorous field assessment reaffirms Zong's leading position in the PTA's Q2 2026 QoS Survey and Opensignal Reports, which place the company among the top 5G operators in the nation with over 1,000+ 5G sites and a record 1,000 sites in the twin cities.
Zong's advanced technologies, like Carrier Aggregation, further optimize spectrum utilization and enhance the overall customer experience. The company's 5G DAS IBS at Islamabad International Airport exemplifies their dedication to providing seamless indoor connectivity and supports the country's digital transformation goals.
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