Quality of (Mobile & Fixed) Network & Services reporting for Quarter 1.2. 3. 4 2014.

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Quality of (Mobile & Fixed) Network & Services reporting for Quarter

Background The Technical Quality of Service (QoS) & Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Regulations forms part of the regulations issued by the TRA in accordance with:  Article 13 (3) of Federal Law by Decree No. (3) of This regulation is designed to ensure that licensees meet quality standards of performance and adherence to the terms and conditions of the license granted to them.  Article 14 (3) of Federal Law by Decree No. (3) of This regulation is designed to grants the TRA the authority to issue policies with respect to the terms and level of service by the licensees to the consumers, including the standards and quality of Service.

Key Performance Indicators (KPI) Quality of Service Parameters includes: 1. Fixed Network based Voice Services: Network Availability of main Telephone Exchange Equipment Network Effectiveness Ratio 2. Mobile Network based Voice Services: Network Availability – Core & Radio Network Call Success Rate Call Drop Rate Call Setup Success Rate 3. Additional parameters Dial up connection

Reports Summary The Reports based on the Quality of Service for the Mobile & Fixed Network - Annex 2 data reported via licensees (Etisalat & du) to the Technology Developments Affairs during 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd & 4 th Quarter of Indicators are measured on the monthly averaged data, which includes the largest possible statistical representation.

Fixed Net Voice Services – Q1 5 Q1DU -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average) Network Availability100% Network Effectiveness Ratio98.143%97.91%

Fixed Net Voice Services – Q2 6 Q2DU -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average) Network Availability100% Network Effectiveness Ratio98.37%98.07%

Fixed Net Voice Services – Q3 7 Q3DU -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average) Network Availability100% Network Effectiveness Ratio98.56%97.543%

8 Fixed Net Voice Services – Q4 8 Q4DU -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat -Fixed Net Voice Services (Average) Network Availability100% Network Effectiveness Ratio99.49%97.86%

9 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q1 9 Q1DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Network Availability - Core Network % Network Availability - Radio Part 99.68%99.98% Call Completion Success Rate (2G) 98.45%99.39% Call Completion Success Rate (3G) 99.52%99.87% Call Setup Success Rate (2G) 98.71%99.66% Call Setup Success Rate (3G) 99.69%99.94%

10 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q2 10 Q2DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Network Availability - Core Network %100% Network Availability - Radio Part 99.75%100.00% Call Completion Success Rate (2G) 98.44%99.35% Call Completion Success Rate (3G) 99.64%99.90% Call Setup Success Rate (2G) 98.70%99.63% Call Setup Success Rate (3G) 99.76%99.96%

11 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q3 11 Q3DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Network Availability - Core Network % Network Availability - Radio Part 99.72%99.98% Call Completion Success Rate (2G) 98.46%99.43% Call Completion Success Rate (3G) 99.73%99.90% Call Setup Success Rate (2G) 98.72%99.70% Call Setup Success Rate (3G) 99.82%99.96%

12 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q4 12 Q4DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Network Availability - Core Network % Network Availability - Radio Part 99.32%99.99% Call Completion Success Rate (2G) 98.63%99.56% Call Completion Success Rate (3G) 99.52%99.90% Call Setup Success Rate (2G) 98.90%99.80% Call Setup Success Rate (3G) 99.68%99.84%

13 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q1 13 Q1DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Call Drop Rate (2G) 0.26%0.27% Call Drop Rate (3G) 0.17%0.08%

14 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q2 14 Q2DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Call Drop Rate (2G) 0.26%0.28% Call Drop Rate (3G) 0.11%0.06%

15 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q3 15 Q3DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Call Drop Rate (2G) 0.27%0.28% Call Drop Rate (3G) 0.08%0.06%

16 Mobile Net Voice Services – Q4 16 Q4DU -Mobile Net Voice Services (Average)Etisalat - Mobile Net Voice Service (Average) Call Drop Rate (2G) 0.28%0.23% Call Drop Rate (3G) 0.16%0.06%

17 Measurements Quarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 3Quarter 4 Internet Dial Up Services Total number of dial attempts, which are answered by the Internet Server (Average) Etisalat - Internet Dial up connection DU - Internet Dial up connection - Not applicable

SUMMARY 1.Fixed Network based Voice Services: Results: Network Availability For both licensees the network availability of the Fixed Network voice services is 100% during Results: The following Figure ‎ 1.1 shows Network effectiveness ratio respectively for both licensees during Figure ‎ 1.1 Network effectiveness ratio

2. Mobile Network based Voice Services: Results: Network Availability-core Network For both licensees the network availability of the core network is 100% during Results: Network Availability-Radio part The following Figure 2.1 shows Network availability of the radio part for both licensees during Figure ‎ 2.1 Network availability -Radio part SUMMARY

Call Completion Success Rate (2G/3G) Results The following Figure ‎ 2.2 shows Call Completion Success Rate (2G/3G) for both licensees during Figure 2.2 Call Completion Success Rate for both 2G and 3G SUMMARY

Call Drop Rate (2G/3G) Results The following Figure ‎ 2.3 shows Call Drop Rate (2G/3G) for both licensees during Figure 2.3 Call Drop Rate for both 2G and 3G SUMMARY

Call Setup Success Rate (2G/3G) Results The following Figure ‎ 2.4 shows Call setup Success Rate (2G/3G) for both licensees during Figure 2.4 Call Setup Success Rate for both 2G and 3G SUMMARY

23 3. Internet Dial up service - Etisalat Results The following Figure ‎ 3.1 shows the Total number of dial attempts, which are answered by the Internet Server for SUMMARY Figure 3.1 Dial up Service