Free Phone Calls

As a passionate of the economy and business processes in the region, I follow with interest the businessmen and their aspirations to open the doors of investment in the region and facilitate free trade procedures without restrictions to always remain the best way to invest in the world. In the latest talk of the UAE businessman behind Al Habtoor through his communication platform, the man spoke with complete transparency about the importance of the UAE economy remaining among the world’s best destinations by providing infrastructure and basic supplements for any developing economy. In his recent speech, Al Habtoor urged local telecoms companies in the UAE to open up the possibility of free of charge calling through social networking platforms, just like the global telecom companies around the globe. Regardless of the name of the company that called Al Habtoor to open the property calls through it or through smart applications, the man is fully aware of the impact of this service in the development of economy and trade in the Arab world to be competitive always for the benefit of our national economy.

Telecommunication companies in the UAE may lose a lot if they cancel the call ban on smartphones, because users will simply reduce the use of paid minutes, which are the basic income of these companies. But these companies can devise more profitable ways, like those of global telecommunications companies, which have eliminated call blocking through smart applications and contributed to the creation of similar applications that profit from the value of ads, which in turn is considered one of the most important accelerators of the modern economy.

It is clear that the way in which Khalaf Al Habtoor has spoken and urged UAE telecoms to allow UAE users to freely use smart applications that allow free talk is an open and transparent method from a businessman who is sure that the operators will listen to him with a conscious ear of the importance of change. For the best and keep up with the new. This method reminds me of a famous saying by Abraham Lincoln, who said, “He has the right to criticize, who has the heart to help.” I believe that operators in the UAE have gone through previous experiences such as the blackout period on BlackBerry devices, which ended with the acceptance of customers’ requests and the lifting of the ban.

Yasir Almahri

Chief Editor

2018/09/10