The Mediterranean and Levant countries in the Middle East include Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Turkey. This area is fascinating in terms of contrasts and opportunities. Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Turkey have all benefited greatly from comparatively well developed regulatory systems and competitive markets resulting in strong investment in telecommunications. Syria remains steadfastly against liberalisation and competition and consequently has an undeveloped market. Lebanon is poised to choose which course it will take.

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