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Today, telecommunications industry accounts for more than 4% of world GDP, amounting to more than $3 trillion. More than 32 million jobs around the world are directly or indirectly connected to the world of telecommunications.

Despite the widespread penetration of communications around the world, the world market is still far from saturation, in particular, in the field of mobile communications. According to GSMA statistics, global mobile penetration reaches 63%, i.e. almost 3 billion people in the world have never used a cell phone. The main regions with high growth potential will be emerging markets such as China and Brazil, as well as countries in the African continent. Judging by the pace of infrastructure development in these countries today, it is safe to forecast that by 2020 the level of penetration of mobile communication in those countries will be comparable with similar indicators in developed countries.

Even if the lagging regions are completely saturated with traditional cellular communications, the mobile telecom sector will not exhaust its growth potential. The reason for this is technical progress and the emergence of new trends in the global economy. One of these development triggers is the digitization of the economy, due to which the number of connected devices (incl. IoT hardware) will increase from 18 billion to about 50 billion by 2020 and to 100 billion by 2025.

Increased pressure on existing networks, coupled with the need to implement networks of the fifth and sixth generations in the coming years will require the largest telecommunications companies to invest $900 billions in infrastructure modernization in the long term of 5-6 years.

In this context we at Safe Telecom see our mission as to compete with big telecom companies by means of cost-effective traffic routing, lowering costs on marketing needs and making all communication of our customers secure, which will ultimately result in higher quality services which cost less than in traditional telecom.