Date:03/05/16
The company Aztelecom LLC of the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies has launched a new campaign in connection with the selection of Ganja city as the European Youth Capital 2016. Within the campaign, each young person (under 35 years old), who has subscribed to 1-2 Mbit/s broadband ADSL internet services of “Aztelekom.net” provider in Ganja, will be provided with double speed internet till the end of 2016. The subscribers, who started using internet services of the stated provider in May, will be able to participate in the campaign.
Aztelecom launches campaign in connection with selection of Ganja city as European Youth Capital 2016
The company Aztelecom LLC of the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies has launched a new campaign in connection with the selection of Ganja city as the European Youth Capital 2016. Within the campaign, each young person (under 35 years old), who has subscribed to 1-2 Mbit/s broadband ADSL internet services of “Aztelekom.net” provider in Ganja, will be provided with double speed internet till the end of 2016. The subscribers, who started using internet services of the stated provider in May, will be able to participate in the campaign. Views: 937
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