Ooredoo Palestine Extends Qvantel Partnership With Full-Stack Revenue Management Upgrade
Event summary
- Ooredoo Palestine renewed its multi-year services agreement with Qvantel following the completion of a full-stack revenue management upgrade.
- The upgrade included real-time charging and billing solutions from Optiva, now part of Qvantel.
- Ooredoo Palestine serves 1.55 million subscribers, with a 9% year-over-year subscriber growth in H1 2024.
- Qvantel's AI-driven BSS and monetization suite, Qvantel Flex, will support Ooredoo Palestine's digital growth and service stability.
The big picture
The partnership renewal underscores the growing demand for high-speed data and reliable connectivity in the region. Qvantel's acquisition of Optiva in 2025 has expanded its portfolio, enabling it to offer a comprehensive AI-driven BSS and monetization suite. This strategic move positions Qvantel to support telecom operators like Ooredoo Palestine in navigating digital transformation and service innovation.
What we're watching
- Operational Stability
- How Qvantel's solutions will maintain service reliability for Ooredoo Palestine under challenging conditions.
- Data Monetization
- The pace at which Ooredoo Palestine can expand its data services and monetization capabilities.
- Customer Experience
- Whether Ooredoo Palestine can enhance digital recharges and self-service experiences to improve customer convenience.
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