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BENOIT SCHEEN: "ORANGE IN ARMENIA HAS SAME LOOK AND FEEL AS IN OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES"
HETQ
15:27, January 25, 2012
Benoit Scheen, Executive Vice President of FranceTelecom Europe, is
in Armenia for the first time to get acquainted with Orange Armenia
staff and the results of Orange Armenia for the year 2011, as well
as to discuss plans for the year 2012.
At a press conference, Benoît Scheen said: "I'm happy to be in
Armenia, which is the most eastern country of FT footprint and which
has a small, but very dynamic market. I'm glad to see that Orange in
Armenia has the same "look and feel" as in other European countries
and in its business is guided by European values, I would say Orange
values. Armenia is a very important country in Orange footprint and
186 mln Euro pure CAPEX investments made only in three years stand
for this. Orange Armenia is also largely involved in the social and
cultural life of Armenia, which reflects our commitment to the country,
where we develop our business activity."
Speaking about the plans for the new year, he stated that the company
would continue driving customer satisfaction and loyalty through
service and care, it would also implement new services to boost usage
of multimedia and mobile internet. Benoît Scheen also said that he
was happy to be in Armenia on the next day after commercial launch
of up to 42 Mb/sec speed offer, which is a technologiacal big advance
not only in the region, but in all Orange footprint as well.
On the second half of the day Benoît Scheen will meet with RA
Transport and Communication Minister Manuk Vardanyan, RA Economy
Minister Tigran Davtyan and RA Public Services Regulatory Commission
Chairman Robert Nazaryan.
HETQ
15:27, January 25, 2012
Benoit Scheen, Executive Vice President of FranceTelecom Europe, is
in Armenia for the first time to get acquainted with Orange Armenia
staff and the results of Orange Armenia for the year 2011, as well
as to discuss plans for the year 2012.
At a press conference, Benoît Scheen said: "I'm happy to be in
Armenia, which is the most eastern country of FT footprint and which
has a small, but very dynamic market. I'm glad to see that Orange in
Armenia has the same "look and feel" as in other European countries
and in its business is guided by European values, I would say Orange
values. Armenia is a very important country in Orange footprint and
186 mln Euro pure CAPEX investments made only in three years stand
for this. Orange Armenia is also largely involved in the social and
cultural life of Armenia, which reflects our commitment to the country,
where we develop our business activity."
Speaking about the plans for the new year, he stated that the company
would continue driving customer satisfaction and loyalty through
service and care, it would also implement new services to boost usage
of multimedia and mobile internet. Benoît Scheen also said that he
was happy to be in Armenia on the next day after commercial launch
of up to 42 Mb/sec speed offer, which is a technologiacal big advance
not only in the region, but in all Orange footprint as well.
On the second half of the day Benoît Scheen will meet with RA
Transport and Communication Minister Manuk Vardanyan, RA Economy
Minister Tigran Davtyan and RA Public Services Regulatory Commission
Chairman Robert Nazaryan.