Friday 12 November 2010

Our Tripoli Office


We are pleased to announce that we have moved to a bigger office in Tripoli.

Tripoli office
Zanget Bakir, Dahra - Tripoli - Libya
Mobile: + 218 (0) 91 360 5043
Email: soclibya@yahoo.com
SKYPE ID: soclibya

Activities:-

The Tripoli office is located in the Dahra area in central Tripoli.
The office adds value to SOC Libya’s services for the Libyan market and provides local support for all of SOC Libya’s range of business functions.
The office offers the same services as the London-based head office.
Its main purpose and objective is to act as operational and strategic support for all SOC Libya projects in Libya and to provide in-country assistance. The office location is fully equipped and is available for our clients, whether they are local or international companies. Confidential meetings can be held with clients and business partners in the heart of Tripoli where most international businesses are based.

The working hours of the office in Tripoli are from Saturday to Thursday from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Thursday 11 November 2010

An Ad for SOC Libya



We would like to announce that we have recently placed an ad at Business Time Libya Magazine and here is the link (http://www.businesstime.ly/mag/issue14/). You will find us at page no 6. We would like to share your views or comments with us.

About the magazine

“BusinessTime is the first Libyan business-class advertising magazine, issued by Abjad Strategies & designed by Arkan Co. for media & marketing, It’s a monthly full English coloured advertising, guiding & servicing magazine”.

Monday 8 November 2010

Thuraya to launch post-paid mobile satellite services in Libya



Major customers in Libya will now be able to enjoy Thuraya's post-paid mobile satellite handheld services. This comes after the signing of a commercial agreement between the mobile satellite operator and Al Jeel Al Jadeed, a firm specialised in satellite communications.

Furthermore, Al Jeel Al Jadeed, which is a subsidiary to Libya Post Telecom and Information Technology Company (LPTIC) that replaces old General Post and Telecommunications Company (GPTC), has been assigned as a distributor of Thuraya IP and Marine services which will be promoted to vertical markets in Libya. Al Jeel Al Jadeed will be focusing on targeting large corporate organisations which form the main customer base of satellite-based communications services.

"With Thuraya going more towards vertical markets, it makes a lot of sense to gear business offerings towards service models appropriate for corporate users, and the post-paid satellite handheld service is a prime example of that direction. Post-paid services ensure customers credit availability as opposed to pre-paid services whereby customers have to observe their credit limits," said Thuraya's Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Ali Al Mazrooei.

He also added that both Thuraya IP and Marine are compact and user-friendly solutions that will be rolled out rapidly through the distribution network of Al Jeel Al Jadeed.

On a similar note, Mr. Mohamed Hassan, CEO and Chairman of Al Jeel Al Jadeed said, "We are very proud to be the first to introduce post-paid services for mobile satellite handhelds to the Libyan market and facilitate voice communications for our customers. Thuraya's competitive products, IP and Marine will be met with great demand in Libya due to their advanced features and efficiency."

He elaborated that Thuraya's diverse portfolio including voice, data, maritime and tracking services meets the needs of vertical market sectors such as government, corporate and oil and gas firms.

Thuraya's handheld pre-paid services have been available in Libya since 2002 and the introduction of post-paid services is an expansion of the Company's offerings.

Thuraya IP is the world's smallest satellite broadband solution and capable of achieving streaming speeds of 384 Kbps. With Standard IP speeds of up to 444 Kbps, Thuraya IP requires no additional software for installation as it is based on a user-friendly plug and play system. A-5 sized which adds to its portability and mobility, it is the only satellite broadband solution with asymmetric streaming where customers can select upload and download speeds for high quality service cost-effectively.

Thuraya Marine is a multi-communication device offering voice, data, SMS and fax services onboard ships. The solution also provides distress calling services to organisations selected by the customer. The solution is easy-to-install and has an advanced antenna that is omni-directional and flexibly moves with the ship.

Source: AMEinfo.com

Saturday 6 November 2010

No more Arabic Translation to passports required!


The Libyan Government (General People’s Committee) has officially announced that an Arabic Translation is NO longer required for obtaining visas to Libya. All Libyan Embassies abroad have been notified by official letters.

This is another good step Libya took towards making visa process much easier. Now travellers to Libya can now submit visa application without the need to worry about it.

Furthermore, Libya recently introduced a single entry business visa which can be obtained at Airports.

SOC Libya gained the news from reliable Libyan officials.


Photo taken from Temehu website