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Today,
Motorola (NYSE:MOT) successfully concluded their
participation in the Kurdistan DBX Trade Show 2005
as a Platinum sponsor.
The tradeshow took place from 15 - 18 September in
the city of Holer (Erbil), the capital of the
federal region of Iraqi Kurdistan which was
organized by the Iraqi-American Chamber of Commerce
and Industry.
'This was an important milestone on the road to
reform and revitalization. We are very satisfied
with the broad attention we experienced during the
past days, and the valuable contacts we made.
Through our participation in this first
international trade show in free Iraq, we were
delighted to reinforce our long-term commitment to
help with the reinvigoration of the country of Iraq
and the federal region of Kurdistan', said Mazin Al-Eshaiker,
Country Manager for Motorola in Iraq.
'The purpose of Kurdistan DBX Trade Show was to
provide opportunities for Iraqi companies to
directly interface with foreign companies in Iraq.
We are very happy that we could have Motorola as a
Platinum Sponsor, to support the importance of DBX
Kurdistan,' explained Raad Ommar, CEO of
Iraqi-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
At the tradeshow, all of Motorola's businesses were
showcasing their latest technology, comprising
mobile phones, cellular networks, mission-critical
communications equipment and connected home
solutions. Motorola demonstrated its commitment to
making seamless mobility a reality for customers in
Iraq, by showing state-of-the-art products for GSM,
WLL-CDMA, iDEN, APCO25 and TETRA networks, as well
as broadband communications solutions and cable
modems.
Motorola and its local partners have been supporting
customers in Iraq since April 2003 with
mission-critical radio communications for public
safety and other applications, as well as equipment
that has provided mobile phone service to more than
two million subscribers.
Motorola is uniquely positioned to provide timely
and effective implementation of IT and
communications solutions addressing a broad range of
immediate and longer-term needs that include
security and public safety, and extend to the
utilities sectors (oil, water, and electric power
generation and distribution), education and health
care institutions (schools, clinics, hospitals),
transportation industry (railroad signalling and
communications, ports, airports, waterways) and the
broader (and evolving) communications sector.
The company helped build communications networks in
Northern, Central and Southern Iraq.
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