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TASIM Project in Telecommunications: Bridge Across Continents

Learn about the TASIM telecommunications project connecting Asia to Europe via strategic partnerships, goals, routes, and challenges in the changing geopolitical landscape.

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TASIM Project in Telecommunications: Bridge Across Continents

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  1. Perfect B2B Telecommunications TASIM Role In The New Geopolitical Reality April 2014

  2. Timeline • Proposed 2008 by Gov. of Azerbaijan • Endorsed by UN General Assembly Resolution Dec. 2009 • Project Group launched Apr. 2010 • International Workshop on TASIM, Project Secretariat established Jul 2011 • 21st of December, 2012, UN General Assembly unanimously adopted a new resolution (A/Res/67/194), which contributed to the update of political support of the UN for project TASIM • 3rd of December, 2013, Preliminary Agreement has signed by China Telecom, IR&AC, KazTransCom, Rostelecom, Turk Telekom

  3. TASIM WWW

  4. Main Goals • Deployment of one of the shortest transit “Asia – Europe” route • Increasing of revenue provision and additional value adding services for European, Caucasian, Middle East, Central Asia countries, and furthermore Turkey and China • Substantial alternative transit opportunities for European, Middle East and Turkish carriers to bypass Russia • Redundant “Asia – Europe” transit route deployment via Kazakhstan territory

  5. Project Parts • Project has splitted into 4 parts due to terrestrial partnership method: • 1. Chinese part. With ChinaTelecom partnership. The route – Hong Kong – Urumqi – China-Kazakhstan border • 2. Kazakhstani part. The route – Kazakhstan-China border – Kazakhstan-Azerbaijan Caspian marine border • 3. Caucasus part. With IRAC of MTIT AR partnership. The route - Kazakhstan-Azerbaijan Caspian marine border – Istanbul • 4. European part. With Turk Telekom Int. partnership. The route - Istanbul – Frankfurt

  6. Projected Route

  7. Competitors (DE – PL) – UA – RU – KZ – CN • (DE – AT – HU – RO – BG) – • (TK – GE) – AZ – KZ – CN

  8. Competitors

  9. Volumes vs Money

  10. Chinese Part • New Urumqi POP has deployed in May 2012 • ChinaTelecom has optimized its netwоrk topology and decreased latency with 50-70 ms from Urumqi to Hong Kong • 100% redundancy provided by China Telecom

  11. Caucasus Part - Route • Submarine cable route • via Kinderli (Republic of Kazakhstan) toSiazan (Azerbaijan Republic)

  12. European Part • 100% redundancy all over European part of Project

  13. Risks • Till now the Status of Caspian Sea is not legitimized • Traffic volumes are still unknown • Route is still not optimized for competitive RTD

  14. Thank You Thank You For Your Attention !

  15. RTDs

  16. RTDs

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