BNET Signs Long-Term Framework Agreement with Nokia
Manama, Bahrain: Bahrain Network (BNET), the national company responsible for providing fiber-based broadband network in the Kingdom of Bahrain, has signed a long-term framework agreement with Nokia during its participation in GITEX 2025 held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation between the two parties across key areas, including technical support, training, and the exchange of specialized expertise. This collaboration aims to bolster the efficiency of BNET’s workforce and enhance its readiness to support the ongoing development of Bahrain’s digital infrastructure. It also encompasses other operational, technical and organizational aspects, reflecting both parties’ shared commitment to building a sustainable system rooted in technological ingenuity.
Commenting on the signing, Mr. Ahmed Jaber Aldoseri, Chief Executive Officer of BNET, stated, “This agreement embodies our commitment to advancing cooperation and knowledge exchange with global technology leaders to drive operational excellence. It also reinforces our role as a key enabler of Bahrain’s digital infrastructure and a core contributor to the Kingdom’s national digital transformation agenda.”
Mr. Roque Lozano Barbero, Senior Vice President – Network Infrastructure, MEA at Nokia, added, “We are pleased to expand our partnership with BNET through this comprehensive framework agreement. It opens new avenues for joint innovation and continuous improvement across operational domains. This collaboration exemplifies how global expertise can fuel national ambitions to accelerate digital development.”
The agreement falls in line with BNET’s broader strategy to cultivate an integrated workplace where talent is empowered through meaningful dissemination of expertise. The organization continues to strengthen its role as a trusted partner in developing a robust nationwide telecommunications infrastructure, thereby supporting the Kingdom’s vision for a future-ready digital economy.