Belgium plans to cut 90% mobile phone charges

C114 Beijing Time February 3 Morning News (SHANGMU) According to foreign media reports, Belgian regulatory authorities bipt hope that the country's mobile operators to halve its mobile phone charges, and gradually cut the rate, eventually in 2013 to 0.017 euros (C114 Note: about 0.16 yuan)/minute. The proposal has been open to the market and regulators are trying to unify the mobile phone tariffs of the country's mobile operators.　　It is predicted that subscribers will drop their mobile phone rates by 20% this year.　　There are currently 3 operators in Belgium, namely, Belgium Telecom (Belgacom), Mobistar and the Belgian subsidiary of Royal Dutch Telecommunications (KPN) base. In the current mobile phone charges, the Belgian telecom mobile phone charges per minute will drop 0.0720 euros to 0.0445 euros (0.42 yuan) this year.　　January 2011 rates will be reduced to EUR 0.0377/min, 2012 to € 0.0242/min, January 2013 to € 0.0107/min. Mobistar mobile phone charges for 0.0902 euros/minute, is expected to be reduced to 0.0486 euros/min this year.　　2011 dropped to € 0.0410/min, 2012 to € 0.0259/min, 2013 to € 0.0107/min. Base this year will be reduced from its existing € 0.1143/min to more than 90% to 0.0560 euros/min.　　2011 reduced to € 0.0469/min, 2012 to € 0.0288, 2013/minute € 0.0107. According to C114, the two major telecom providers from China are now cooperating with the Belgian operators. On November 20 this year, Huawei announced a long-term framework agreement with Belgian telecom to help it upgrade its wireless access network, culminating in the announcement of the HSPA contract for base in Lte;12 23rd.