Wang's Davos on rural market: Expanding the future main battlefield

Beijing time February 1 news, comprehensive foreign and Sina from the Swiss Davos forum in front of the report, China Mobile President Wang recently in the Davos forum expressed several important points of view, one of which is that rural China Mobile will be the main battlefield in the future, and China Mobile will continue to focus on the overseas telecommunications market mergers and acquisitions opportunities As the world's largest telecoms operator, Mr Wang appeared in the Davos "21st Century business leaders" sub-forum, sparked the presence of the IT, telecommunications, the Internet industry, the high level of attention, its fluent English at that time even sparked his side of Google President Eric Schmidt said, " We never thought you could speak English so well!　　"This trailer has been widely circulated for several days. However, some of Mr Wang's important points are equally worthy of taste. He said that 5 years ago, Mr Wang's decision to develop the rural telecoms market was unanimously opposed by investment bankers, citing the low number of mobile phone users in rural areas and the high cost of network construction.　　But analysts ' discouragement has not stopped him from moving into the rural market. He believes that with the gradual maturation of China's urban communication network, the rural area will be the main battlefield of the future.　　He said that the past five years of practice has proved that China's rural telecommunications market potential is huge, the development of rural markets not only bring economic benefits to China Mobile, but also to achieve social benefits, promote the economic and social development in the vast rural areas.　　He also said that the global financial crisis and export slowdown also led to a reduction in the income of China Mobile long-distance calls, many migrant workers home, but now this is over, migrant workers back to the city, long-distance call income back to the level.　　In addition to developing the rural market, Mr Wang said China Mobile would also develop new services to achieve social benefits, such as expanding 3G, mobile phone and mobile music and other business, while China Mobile is also developing mobile payment business. On the strategy for overseas mergers and acquisitions, Mr Wang said China Mobile would further expand its operations in Pakistan, take advantage of its move to expand its network coverage and continue to focus on mergers and acquisitions opportunities in overseas telecoms markets. (Silver knife)