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Outside
of North America, and a handful of countries, the world operates on a
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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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The
Government of Ecuador has created a National Telecommunications Development
Plan. In order to achieve the plan’s objectives and goals for the provision of
fixed telecommunication services, the sector needs approximately USD $2.8
billion in new investments for 2000-2010. Given the high probability that
private companies will receive the concessions to provide fixed
telecommunications services to Ecuador in the future, the bulk of the investment
required is expected to come from the private sector. Therefore, the Ecuadorian
government is moving ahead with telecommunications policy reform on many levels.