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Message of
MD & COO
KHL
on
WTISD
2010
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Usman A. SHEIKH
MD & COO, KHL
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KHL congratulates TelecomPlus for bringing out this special
issue on the occasion of World Telecom and Information
Society Day celebrated worldwide under the banner of ITU.
In the recent decades, the role of ICTs in every sphere of
human activity, including the restructuring of global
economy, has become imperative. As more and more
information is generated, there is more need to transfer this
information and knowledge.
On the occasion of the World Telecommunication and
Information Society Day, we strongly believe that taking
communications technologies to rural areas would play a
very important role in bridging digital divide and poverty
alleviation. We feel that with the concept of “the world being
a global village,” the government has a greater role to
encourage the growth of communication facilities in the
villages and not leave them behind. Businesses would thrive
if they embrace technology in rural areas, economies would
thrive and grow and globally, we would have a more evolved
Information and Communication Technologies System.
KHL has a history of responsible business conduct. We
strongly believe that real business success is not just about
profits in numbers but also in the quality we offer and the
satisfaction of our consumers attached to those numbers.
Our corporate strategy reflects our commitment to
sustainable business practices and balancing responsibility
alongside growth and productivity.
In retrospect of all that KHL has been involved in, we believe
the projects that have been a part of our portfolio are
indeed helping in communicating what we feel in terms of
building the nation. Projects involving optic fibre cable laying
in areas like Gawadar, Pishin, Turbat, Buleda and Pasni etc,
support the fact that in order to progress as a nation, the
remote areas are where we should begin with. We are truly
contributing to the national agenda of self reliance…
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