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During Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022, Kamal Mokrani, global vice president, Infinet Wireless, spoke to Telecom Review about the company’s contribution to the digital and wireless world and what can customers continuously expect from them in the years to come.

When something challenges the world people get used to as the COVID-19 pandemic did, it’s a no-brainer we need to turn to ‘Plan B’ and overcome the obstacles. That’s what a business, as highly specialized as Infinet Wireless is, should do first. Many industries were seriously damaged because of these unforeseen circumstances but we're proud to say the current situation not only didn’t influence our workflow but also helped us keep thriving. And we can confidently say 2021, despite all the pessimistic predictions about being even more depressive, marked Infinet Wireless’ safe return to the business track.

Infinet Wireless has based this view on key criteria and the indicators for growth. Today Africa is an emerging, yet ever more prominent marketplace for telecoms, technology, and telecommunication services. The continent of Africa is one of opportunities, with an ever-growing entrepreneurial class and a middle class with increasing disposable income.

The Middle East and Africa are two of the most important markets for Infinet. We are bringing here our newest solutions and products with one of the main ones being InfiLINK, which is a new generation of our core business that is Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint solutions (both licensed and unlicensed). This time around, we have tripled the capacity of our previous solutions, we have added lots of new exciting features. So basically, the solution is faster, it can reach longer distances and it can cater for higher capacity.

Smart City is a concept of urban development, designed to deliver all the information, crucial for better city management, in real time. Its popularity has further increased with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the help of Smart City solutions and emerging technologies, including IoT infrastructure and monitoring centers, information and communication technologies are used to collect, analyze and implement key information about the core systems for smooth city operations. Infinet Wireless is at the forefront, implementing its industry-leading solutions in the Smart City infrastructures globally. The company offers cost-efficient ways for network extension and provides the connectivity needed to eliminate the ever-increasing cost of leasing networks. Roman Smirnov, Commercial Director at Infinet Wireless, talks about the current opportunities of Smart City concept and its challenges.