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Jazz and ZTE Expand Partnership to Advance 5G Device Affordability in Pakistan

Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital services platform, and global technology company ZTE are expanding their collaboration with the introduction of the … Read More The post Jazz and ZTE Expand Partnership to Advance 5G Device Affordability in Pakistan appeared first on ProPakistani .

Jazz and ZTE Expand Partnership to Advance 5G Device Affordability in Pakistan

Pakistani telecommunications company Jazz and technology firm ZTE are partnering to expand the availability of affordable 5G smartphones in Pakistan. The agreement, launched in early 2026, brings four 5G-enabled devices from ZTE's nubia brand to the Pakistani market. These include the nubia Neo 3, Neo 5 Max, Neo 5 Pro and Air Pro models.

Jazz's network expansion, with over 1,200 5G cell sites across ten cities, is complemented by this device affordability initiative. The company's Head of Consumer Growth Asad Maqbool emphasized the importance of a holistic approach to 5G adoption, encompassing infrastructure, device access and consumer experiences. ZTE's CEO Noah echoed this sentiment, highlighting the partnership's role in promoting advanced mobile technology and Pakistan's digital transition.

The nubia 5G smartphones are available through Jazz Experience Centers and the Jazz eStore, with options for full payment or installment plans. This collaboration underscores Jazz's commitment to accelerating 5G adoption and fostering a more inclusive digital landscape in Pakistan.

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