New Mobile Network 'Zuma' to Launch in Pakistan with Advanced Roaming Tech

English Translation

Preparations are underway for the launch of "Zuma," a technologically advanced mobile network in Pakistan, which is expected to offer customers more affordable calls, data packages, and enhanced international roaming alternatives.

According to a report by the business journal "Profit," Zuma Resources has entered into a three-year agreement with Telna, a US-based global telecom service provider. Under this partnership, the company plans to introduce cutting-edge telecommunication services to the Pakistani market.

The report indicates that Zuma is currently in the process of securing a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) license from the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). Industry experts believe the entry of a new player will foster healthy competition, leading to more economical and efficient packages for consumers.

Zuma intends to utilize Multi-IMSI technology, allowing a single SIM card to host multiple international network profiles. This enables users to utilize the same SIM as a local one in various countries without needing to switch physical cards.

This innovation aims to eliminate exorbitant international roaming charges. Travelers to regions like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, or Europe will find their Zuma SIM automatically switching to a local network profile, significantly reducing the costs of calls and mobile data.