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The UAEÂs ban on voice over internet protocol (VoIP) websites and related services is slowing down business growth, according to respondents surveyed at itp.net.
Of the 1492 users that responded, more than three quarters (just over 77%) answered ÂYes, very muchÂ, with a further 12.1% confirming, ÂTo a degree, yesÂ.

Less than 11% of respondents thought the VoIP ban was having no effect on torganizationationÂs growth.
May be Jajah is the solution to UAE problem.
VOIP IP Telephony: Disruption in VOIP IP Telephony Field By Jajah! Or is it?
Perhaps Jajah could terminate calls to and from UAE to the nearest Gateway. Since last leg is over regular phone lines, UAE authorities have no control over it. Just a thought

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What could be a major recognition to VoIP than this one? The Fijian government has legalized VoIP services in the island country. I personally feel the decision will foster the growth of VoIP …

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It is a ban in guise. The Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRA) of UAE has asserted the VoIP market is open only for the incumbent telecom service providers, such as Etisalat and du. Thus, there …

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Is it a common phenomenon everywhere? After India and Bangladesh, South Korea now raised its voice against the foreign VoIP players.
According to a Washington Post, the US soldiers deployed …

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Even though a clear cut picture is not emerging regarding the state of VoIP in UAE (United Arab Emirates), the incumbent telecom service provider, Etisalat has shown interest to bring VoIP to …

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The UAEÂs ban on voice over internet protocol (VoIP) websites and related services is slowing down business growth, according to respondents surveyed at itp.net.Of the 1492 users that responded, …