National Digital Infrastructure Initiative
RiseNet leverages Fixed Wireless Access to rapidly expand broadband access while generating sustainable funding for future nationwide fiber deployment.
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01The Connectivity Gap
02The RiseNet Model
Connectivity that pays for the next generation of itself — existing infrastructure today, a self-financing path to fiber tomorrow.
03Implementation Models
Syriatel + MTN Syria
Existing infrastructure · Shared capacity · Rapid rollout · Lower CAPEX
New market entrant
New investment · Dedicated network · 5G-ready architecture · Market competition
Syrian Telecom
Government-led · National backbone · Rural-first · Direct FTTH integration
04Technical Requirements
72–96 hour continuous traffic observation required before FWA deployment approval.
Cells exceeding 70% PRB utilization cannot onboard additional subscribers until capacity expands.
Every deployment area must demonstrate at least 1 Gbps of sustainable backhaul capability.
05Why The Hybrid Approach
Activate existing networks to put the country online fast — and start the revenue engine.
Open the market to dedicated, 5G-ready operators that deepen coverage and competition.
Channel accumulated funding into government-led FTTH — a sovereign, future-proof backbone.
06Economic Impact
Illustrative projections for strategic planning — subject to feasibility and econometric modeling.
National Vision
RiseNet is designed to accelerate Syria's digital future while creating a sustainable path toward universal high-speed connectivity.
An IdealTree Initiative · Connecting Syria's Future.