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MIDDLE EAST 2019 5 - 7 March 2019, Dubai WHO ATTENDED IN 2018? 10EX.NET CONFIAR TECHNOLOGY GPX GLOBAL SYSTEMS 1WORLD TECHNOLOGIES CREOTEL GSOFT TECHNOLOGIES 3G TELEKOM CRONOS GROUP GTACOM 9EONS CSG INTERNATIONAL GOIP AULA A1 TELEKOM AUSTRIA GROUP CUBEXS WEATHERLY GTT ABS CYBERNET GULF BRIDGE INTERNATIONAL (GBI) ACME TEL CYTA GULF ELECTRONIC TAWASUL CO. ADC TELECOM DAMAMAX HD TANDEM/ AEGIS TELECOM DATA ACCESS SOLUTIONS FREECONFERENCECALL.COM AFGHAN WIRELESS DATA4 GROUP HORMUUD TELECOM SOMALIA IMC COMMUNICATION COMPANY DATAMENA HRINS AFINNA ONE DAWIYAT TELECOM HONEYWELL AKTON DBT TECHNOLOGY HURRICAINE ELECTRIC ALL IP DEBROSS PTE HUTCHISON GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS AL-ITTIHAD DE-CIX HORIZON ISP ALCATEL-LUCENT SUBMARINE NETWORKS DELTA PARTNERS HUAWEI MARINE NETWORKS CO. ALSARD FIBER DELTA-CONSULTING I3D.NET ALTICE INTERNATIONAL CARRIER SFR DEUTSCHE TELEKOM IBASIS AMAZON DHIRAAGU PLC ICLOUD CONSULTING AMC TEL DIAL TELECOMMUNICATION ICONNECT AMEEX MOBILE DIALOG AXIATA IDEA ANALYSYS MASON DID XL SP IDT ANAM TECHNOLOGIES DIGITALK ILEVANT APELBY COMMUNICATIONS DISA - DITCO ILEX CONTENT STRATEGIES AQUA COMMS DJIBOUTI DATA CENTER IMC TELECOM ARPTEL CLI VERIFICATION DJIBOUTI TELECOM INDIAN OCEAN EXCHANGE ARTEL DLA PIPER INET GLOBAL SERVICES ARYACELL DRG UNDERSEA CONSULTING INFINERA AT&T DU INFOBIP GULF ATHEEB EASTERN LIGHT INFO TELECOM AVYS TELECOM ECO NETWORKS INFONAS B. GLOBAL EITC, DATAMENA INFO-TELECOM SHPK BAHRAIN INTERNET EXCHANGE EKINOPS INTELLECT COMMUNICATIONS BANKAI GROUP ELCAT INTEROUTE BATELCO ELYSIAN TELECOM INTERXION BAUD TELECOM COMPANY E-MARINE INVESTMENT AND TECHNOLOGY GROUP BCE NEXXIA,A BELL CANADA ENGHOUSE NETWORKS (ITC) BETTALINE ENTEL INVITECH SOLUTIONS BHAOO PRIVATE ENTER INWI BHARTI AIRTEL EPSILON IPT NETWORKS BICS EQUINIX IPVOIP BISTALK TELECOM ERAVOIP ITC BLACKBERRY ESER TELEKOM IWAY AFRICA BLOOMBERG ESTESMARAT MAGAZINE IX REACH BLUESTAR TELECOM ETIHAD ATHEEB TELECOM JANACOM BRILLIANT TELECOM ETISALAT JAWWAL BRINGCOM EUNETWORKS JAZZTEL BRODYNT GLOBAL SERVICES EUROVISION MEDIA SERVICES JSC “MEDIAFON” BSO NETWORK SOLUTIONS EUTELSAT JUNCTIONZ BT EVOX TRADING KAIR SYSTEMS BTG EXATEL KALAAM TELECOM BTS EXCHANGE TELECOMMUNICATION KAZTRANSCOM BUNGATEL EXCILA TELECOM KAUST C3NTRO EXPEREO KDDI CORPORATION CANAR TELECOMMUNICATIONS EZ PHONE KHAZNA DATA CENTER CAPITAL CITY SERVICE FACEBOOK KWAK TELECOM CATALEYA FASTIRAQ KT CORPORATION CELESTATEL FASTWEB LANCK TELECOM CELLULAX SOFTWARE SERVICES FDI TELECOM COMPANY LAST MILE CORP CENTURYLINK FEBO TELECOM LAYER 3 GLOBAL CEQUENS FGT GLOBAL LEBARA CETIN FIRST SUNRISE GROUP LEXICO TELECOM CHINA MOBILE INTERNATIONAL FLAG TELECOM ASIA LGC CHINA TELECOM GLOBAL FREECONFERENCECALL.COM LINK TECHNOLOGY CHINA UNICOM GLOBAL FSE CONSULTING LINX (LONDON INTERNET EXCHANGE) CIENA G SOFT TECHNOLOGIES LINXA CITIC TELECOM INTERNATIONAL G.A.B.S LIQUID TELECOM CITRA GCC INTERCONNECTION LOVO SA CLIQUNET AUTHORITY (GCCIA) LYCATEL SERVICES CMC NETWORKS GLOBAL CLOUD XCHANGE M800 COGENT COMMUNICATIONS GLOBAL NETWORK MANAGEMENT MANOR IT (UK) COLT TECHNOLOGY SERVICES GLORY COMMUNICATIONS MAPLE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMPEAK GLORY TECHNOLOGY (H.K) GROUP MASARAT COMMSMEA GOLEM.COM MCDONALD BUTLER CONFAB TELECOM GOOGLE MCKAY BROTHERS MIDDLE EAST 2019 5 - 7 March 2019, Dubai MEDIAFON PROGRESSIVE TELECOM TELEGEOGRAPHY MEDIANOVA PTGI TELEKOM MALAYSIA MEDIATEL PURE DATA CENTRES TELEKOM ROMANIA WHOLESALE MEF QATAMA TELEKOM SLOVENIJE MEGATEL COMMUNICATION SERVICES QUALITYNET TELENOR METCO MARINE QXTEL TELES MGI RAILCOM RAAHBAR TELEYEMEN MICROSOFT RATEMAX TELIA CARRIER MIR TELECOM REBTEL NETWORKS TELIN MIX REGIONAL TELECOM TELIO GROUP MMD SMART RELARIO TELSTRA MOBIK RETELIT TELTAC WORLDWIDE MOBILE COMMUNICATION RETN TELXIUS COMPANY OF IRAN (MCI) RIGHTECH SOLUTION TERMSAT MOBILY ROSHAN, TDCA TIME DOTCOM MOBILITY INTERNATIONAL ROSTELECOM TLT COMMUNICATIONS MOBISENSE DIGITAL MEDIA ROVEX TELECOM TMT ANALYSIS MONROE CAPITAL RTEL GLOBAL TNS-PLUS MTN S AND BTS TNZI NEW ZEALAND MULTINET PAKISTAN SAFARIFONE TRANS TELECOM MUMBAI IX SAHARA NET TRANSWORLD ASSOCIATES MUSH TECHNOLOGIES SAIF TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSIT DO MX1 SALIENCE CONSULTING TRIAXCESS NBI TELECOM INC SAMA TURK TELEKOM INTERNATIONAL N+ONE DATACENTERS SAMITEL TURKCELL NCELL SAMAN TEL TVOICE TELECOM NEECO GLOBAL ICT SERVICES SAUDI TELECOM COMPANY (STC) UCMS NEPAL TELECOM SCOPESKY COMMUNICATIONS UCOM NET CONNECT GROUP SEABORN NETWORKS UMNIAH MOBILE COMPANY NETFLIX SEACOM US MATRIX NETTALK S.A.L SEGMENO UZTELECOM NEWROZ TELECOM SES VALATEC NEXGE TECHNOLOGIES SFR VANRISE NEXTPAGE LIMITED SHAUN TELECOM VALUABLE INFOCOM NG FOR TELECOM AND MANAGED IT SHENG LI TELECOM INTERNATIONAL VAT IT SERVICES DMCC SIDE NUMBER NINE VERIZON NGT NETWORKS SIGMA TELECOM VERSCOM NGN CORP SIGMA ISLETIM VE ULASTIRMA SAN. TIC. VESPER TELECOM NOBEL SINGTEL GLOBAL VEON WHOLESALE SERVICES NORD CONNECT SIPSTATUS VIDEOCON CARRIER SERVICES NORDIC DIGIT SKYLINKS TELECOM VIVA NOUR GLOBAL SKYNET LAB VIVACOM NTT COMMUNICATIONS SMART TELECARD VODACODE NUAGE NETWORKS SOFIA CONNECT VODAFONE CARRIER SERVICES NXTVN SOFTNET VODCA GLOBAL NYX TELECOMMUNICATIONS SOLNET VOICELYNX OCEAN TELECOM SOMEET TELECOM VOICETEC SYS OCULEUS SPACE HELLAS VOIP ASSURE ODINE SOLUTIONS SPACTRON VOVITEL COMMUNICATIONS OM TELENTIA SPARKLE VOX CARRIER OMANTEL SPEAK INTELLIGENCE VOXMAGE INTERNATIONAL OPEN HUB MED CONSORTIUM SPECTRUM ICA VOXPACE ORANGE SPEEDFLOW VR TELECOM ORBIT ROAD / CONSULTATION SRI LANKA TELECOM VTEL ORIXCOM SSH NETWORKS VUETEL ITALIA OTEGLOBE STARZ PLAY ARABIA V V N GROUP PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION STARGLOBAL SOLUTIONS WANA CORPORATE PALESTINE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUPERNET WANANCHI TELECOM COMPANY SURATEL WATEEN TELECOM PALTEL SWITCHOVER WAVECREST PARCUS GROUP SYGMATEL WIC WORLDCOM PARETEUM CORPORATION SYNC SOUND WIOCC PARS ONLINE SYNCONEX COM WIS TELECOM PC GLOBAL CO T42 MANAGEMENT WORLD HUB COMMUNICATIONS PERATON TATA COMMUNICATIONS WORLDCALL TELECOM PETER SERVICE TAWASUL TELECOM XICOMM PCCW GLOBAL TE SUBCOM ZAHEEN TELECOM PHONEGROUP TECEX ZAIN GROUP PHONETIME TEKNOLAB HOLDING ZAJIL TELECOM PICS INTERNATIONAL TELARIX ZAYO PIONEER TRADING TELEBIZ INTERNATIONAL ZENZU SUBMARINE PISHGAMAN KAVIR ASIA TELECALL ZIRA PLATIN TELECOM TELECLUB ZONG (CHINA MOBILE PAKISTAN) PLIVO TELECOM EGYPT PLD INTERNATIONAL VOICE TELECOM OMAN PMB GLOBAL TELECOM REVIEW PRIMETEL TELECOM SERVICES NETWORK PRN COMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATION PRO LTD INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY OF IRAN PROTEL TELEFONICA GLOBAL SOLUTIONS MIDDLE EAST 2019 5 - 7 March 2019, Dubai Pre-event: Subsea Middle East, The Voice 4 March Trading Hall & Pre-Event Welcome Reception 2019 SPONSORS INCLUDE Host sponsor Platinum sponsors Gold sponsors Silver sponsors Associate sponsors www.capacitymedia.com/events/capacity-middle-east.
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