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Outside
of North America, and a handful of countries, the world operates on a
unified standard call GSM (Global Services for Mobile), and this is why a
cell phone for London will also work in Paris, Johannesburg, Beijing and
Sydney. This GSM standard requires a cell phone and for service with a local
carrier, a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card.
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Djibouti
Telecom, which split from the post office in 1999, is actively trying to
stay on top of current technology. Djibouti Telecom provides satellite and
submarine cable communications and is known to be one of the best in the
region. This year it made a tender for the installation of a GSM cellular
phone system, and in the near future Djibouti Telecom is planning on selling
49 percent of its share.