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KITEL 2007
29 May - 1 June 2007
14th Kazakhstan and Central Asian Telecommunications, Computers and Information Technologies Exhibition |
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KITEL 2007
- Title: KITEL 2007
- Url: http://www.kitel.kz/en/2007/
- Date: 29 May - 1 June 2007
- Location: Kazakhstan, Almaty
- Industry: Information Technologies
- Organisers: Iteca Kazakhstan,
ITE Group Plc
- Venue: Atakent Exhibition Centre, Almaty
Telecommunication Industry in Kazakhstan
The World Bank and International Monetary Fund have acknowledged Kazakhstan as one of the fastest developing economies in the world, and this led to President Nursultan Nazarbayev's recent announcement that the republic would become one of the 50 most developed countries in the world and, in the next seven years, be among the top ten oil exporters.
Mukhtar Tileberdi, Kazakh ambassador to Malaysia adds:
"One of our priorities now is to promote ICT development… We are setting up an ICT Park in Almaty and plan to establish special economic zones in various parts of the country… Economically, we want to follow the Malaysian model of development."
- Economic growth has been remarkable - Gross Domestic Product grew by 9% last year while the forecast for 2006 and 2007 is at 9.1% and 9.4% respectively.
- Construction of 10,000 km National Information Superhighway makes Kazakhstan main communications transit centre.
- Kazakhstan is ranked 5th in the world in terms of oil and gas reserves as well as other natural resources. Tengiz – the 6th largest oil bubble in the world containing up to 25 billion barrels of oil. Oil development has resulted in rapid economic growth.
- Since independence, there has been major foreign investment in the Caspian oil sector. From 2004 onwards the volume of direct foreign investments in Kazakhstan should exceed US$5 billion per year
Telecommunications is the most dynamic, fast growing and prospective market in Kazakhstan. According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, the market could be worth $10 billion by 2010. The key growth drivers of the telecom sector include the deployment of fibre optic networks across Kazakhstan to be finished by Kazakhtelecom by 2007, efforts to improve international connectivity and increase mobile and fixed line subscribers, the continuing digitalisation of communication, the further improvement of telecom legislation, and the movement toward WTO accession.
The Main Sections of KITEL 2007 are:
- Telecommunications (9A, 9B pavilions);
- Mobile Communications (9A, 9B pavilions);
- Internet (9A, 9B pavilions);
- Cables (9A and 9B pavilions);
- Satellite (9A, 9B pavilions);
- Broadband (9B pavilion);
- TV-Radio and Broadcasting (9B pavilion);
- Computers, IT and Software Showcase (9C pavilion);
- Banking Technologies (9C pavilion);
KITEL 2006 includes
- Kazakhstan: 1Ñ Kazakhstan, 2Day Telecom, 3M Company (rep. office in Kazakhstan), Avencom, Icon, Akku-Energo, Alatau IT City, Almaty Ato, ALSI, Alsi Asia Page, Andizhankabel, ANT-Telecom, A-Systems, Astel, B-Lite, VOIP Expert, Vostok Story Telecom, Wybor Company, Gamma Technologies, Delta Plus, DEN-IT, Diapazon XXI century, Digital TV, Dicosta Technologies, Dicota Kazakhstan, DTEES, Euroset Kazakhstan, EM Technics, Zhanatel, Zerde, Isoft, Kazakhtelecom JSC, Kazcommercebank, Kazsviazcomplect, KazTransCom, Kalugin&K, Computer Systems Corporation, Konica Minolta, Kris-Service, Network Technologies Laboratory, Leosat, Lindex Kz, Manys, Master Inc., Internet Master, Medianet Com, NEXTtel, Nur-Kaz International, Newtech Distribution, Okno-TV Kazakhstan, Omega, Optictelecom, Orbita Telecom, Paladin Telecom, Ridial Sound, Success, Sviazmontaj Holding, Sinter Kaz, Skymax Technologies, Trimplex, Souztechpostavka, Sulpak Telecom, Tandem TVS, TVC Kazakhstan, Tengiz Copier, Test Instruments, Technology of Communication, Topol, Transtelecom, Fantasia, Egida Group, Energy Plus, Arbat Technical Solutions, Bank Service Bureau of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, BSS Kazakhstan, Inpas Company Kazakhstan, Corporate Business Systems, Nurbank, Rescona Group, Smartway Systems, Force Technologies; Russia: ABB Energosviaz; Contur; Comtech International; Cosmos; Electrocable; Globalstar; Paladin Telecom; Golden-Interstar; Goodwin Europe; GSPI RTV; Industrial Computer Systems; Informtechnika & Promsviaz; Integra Cable; Irtysh; ISPA; Konversia-3; Morion; Moscable-Fujikura; NAMIP; Oldham Techno; Optic Telecommunications (OPTEL); Pilot; Proimform; Proton-SSS/Omega; PT+; RKK; RM Company; Russian Satellite Communication Company; Samara Cable Company JSC; Samara Optic cable Company; SATIS-TL-94; Syrus Systems; TS; V-LUX; Great Britain: Viasat; Norway: Taide Network AS; Ukraine: Visicom; Televideo; China: Unicom Corporation Limited; Advantech Co Ltd; Malata Mobile; Shenzhen Hyt; Hong Kong: T-People Group; Netherlands: New Skies Satellites BELGIUM: Barco N. V.; Canada: Advantech AMT; QIIQ Communications; Korea: LG Electronics; Samsung Electronics; Samsung Technocentre; Hungary: Elektonika; Slovenia: Iskratel; Slovakia: Elteco Central Asia; Finland: Nokia; USA: APC; Germany: Rittal UAB; Siemens AG; Teles Netsales Gmbh; Memory Solutions Sweden: Ericsson; Switzerland: Trueb AG; Japan: Anritsu A/S; Spain: Teltronic; France: MGE UPS Systems; Eutelsat; Infoterra UAE: Twinmos Technologies Middle East; Island Pioneer Computers L.L.C. Turkey: Estap Elektronik, Tumsas; INDIA: Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council; Eastern Software Systems Pvt. Ltd.,; Ren Technologies India Limited; Acme Telepower Ltd.; A.M. Enterprises; Compucover East Pvt. Ltd.,; New Era Exports and many others.
Facts about KITEL 2007
- Already in its 14th year, the KITEL 2007 exhibition is the major event for telecoms, computers and IT industry for the whole Caspian region.
- 260 companies from 30 countries worldwide participate in KITEL
- - Exhibitors at 2006 Event (Domestic) - 204
- Exhibitors at 2006 Event (International) - 56
- 20,000 specialised trade visitors come every year from all regions of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Russia to attend the KITEL Exhibition
Official site of KITEL 2007
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