Iraq Network is thrilled to announce a strategic collaboration with InfoNas, LLC, aimed at delivering seamless terrestrial transit services from the UAE to key European data hubs. Our meticulously designed backbone route is engineered to support up to 10G through Managed Spectrum services. It operates as a fully integrated network, leveraging a single technology platform end-to-end for optimal efficiency. Initially, the route will span from the GCCIA Silla CLS in the north through Iraq and Turkey, extending to Europe. With the forthcoming extension of GCCIA to Oman, our network will seamlessly traverse the entire GCC, Iraq, Turkey, and Europe, unified under a common technology platform. The growing demand for data-intensive services and applications necessitates ever-expanding bandwidth capacities across both the internet and private networks. Our backbone infrastructure offers unparalleled scalability in bandwidth, ensuring dependable, low-latency connectivity for critical internet backbones, content delivery networks, and financial transactions. Leveraging our wavelength services, we facilitate the transfer of vast data volumes from the Middle East to major European destinations. In today's interconnected landscape, the swift and effortless flow of data is paramount for fostering economic and technological advancement. Thus, global connectivity stands as an indispensable pillar of progress. Iraq's pivotal role as a strategic link between the Gulf States and Europe is underscored by its unique geographical position at the heart of the Middle East. Positioned as a crucial capacity transit center, Iraq's strategic location facilitates efficient connectivity between the Gulf countries and Europe. In the context of the Gulf countries' rapid economic expansion and diversification, there has been a notable surge in demand for connectivity. Iraq's proximity to key Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait enables swift and reliable capacity transit. This, in turn, streamlines business operations, international telecommunications, and digital services. Moreover, Iraq serves as a vital conduit between the Middle East and Europe. Given Europe's status as a global economic and technological hub, the necessity for high-speed and dependable capacity transit is paramount. Iraq's strategic positioning optimizes capacity transit between the European continent and the Middle East. The strategic advantages of Iraq's location are manifold: 🔹 Lower Latency: Our network offers reduced latency compared to alternative transit routes from the UAE to Europe. 🔹 Terrestrial Infrastructure: Unlike other routes reliant on sub-sea cables, our fully terrestrial network ensures heightened reliability and security. Sub-sea cables face vulnerability and dependency on Cable Repair Ships, often hindered by geopolitical tensions. By contrast, our terrestrial network boasts a significantly lower Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), facilitating expedited repairs via land-based teams. 🔹 Network Resilience: Our network spanning the GCC, Iraq, Turkey, and Europe is fortified with multiple fully diverse routes and cross-connect points, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity even in the face of disruptions.