Wednesday 10th June 2026 – Cerillion, DTC Telecom and Squire Technologies
Thursday 11th June 2026 – Redevaerk, Polystar and Exos-Systems
Dinners sponsored by:
Monday 8th June 2026 – Sponsorship Fund
Tuesday 9th June 2026 – Comfone
Wednesday 10th June 2026 – Comfone
Thursday 11th June 2026 – Sinch
Coffee Breaks sponsored by:
Tuesday 9th June 2026 – Sponsorship Fund
Wednesday 10th June 2026 – Cerillion, DTC Telecom and Squire Technologies
Thursday 11th June 2026 – Redevaerk, Polystar and Exos-Systems
Transport sponsored by:
Airport / Hotel - Cerillion, DTC Telecom and Squire Technologies
Hotel / Airport – Redevaerk, Polystar and Exos-Systems
Conference Room sponsored by:
Sinch
Dear Teleforum Members and Sponsors,
POST Luxembourg is pleased to host the 34th Congress of Telecom Operators from Small States, taking place in Luxembourg from 9 to 11 June 2026.
This edition of the Teleforum provides a structured framework for exchange around key topics of common interest to telecom operators, presentations by Teleforum members, round table discussions and contributions from sponsors.
Over the course of these three days, this Congress will offer a unique platform for sharing experiences, discussing practical approaches and fostering dialogue on current and future challenges facing the Telco and ICT sectors.
Supported by keynote contributions addressing major trends and challenges within the industry, discussions will aim to strengthen the collective capacity of Teleforum members to respond effectively to an evolving technological and operational environment.
I would like to thank all participants for their engagement in this year’s Teleforum, and to our 8 sponsors covering this event. Furthermore, I would like to extend my thanks to Mr Joe Busietta, Consultant of the Teleforum, as well as to the Event organizers for their dedication and contribution to the success of this event.
Yours faithfully,
Gaston Bohnenberger Director POST Technologies
POST Luxembourg
AGENDA
2026 - June - 08 RESERVED FOR TELEFORUM MEMBERS ONLY
19:30 - Welcome Dinner at Restaurant Origine (Hotel Novotel Luxembourg Centre) - sponsored by Sponsorship Fund
2026 - June - 09 RESERVED FOR TELEFORUM MEMBERS ONLY
8:30 - Registration
8:55 - Welcome
Gaston Bohnenberger, Director POST Technologies, POST Luxembourg
09:00
Update on AI and its Application to Telcos in the last 12 months
Have Teleforum members embarked on the journey? An interactive discussion A strategic update on the key AI developments and telecom operator applications over the past year will be presented. Including an interactive open floor discussion at various points exploring how far along Teleforum members are in realizing the AI-native telco vision?
Dr Joseph C. Attard
10:15
Coffee Break - sponsored by Sponsorship Fund
10:30
Embarking on a Telco to Techno Transformation
The Telco to Techno transformation is a fundamental paradigm shift, through which telecom operators must transform from being a “Telco” defined by networks and infrastructure to a “Techno” defined by software, platforms, data, APIs and end to end solutions. This transformation implies a shift away from bandwidth speed and minutes, to one that enables customers and communities to utilise innovative solutions and it is the most critical strategic imperative for survival and future growth in the digital economy.
Dr Joseph C. Attard
11:45
Round table discussion - Have Teleforum Members embarked on the Telco to Techno Journey? An expert panel from Teleforum members will explore how far along the telco to techno transformation Teleforum members are, as well as discuss common challenges and promising initiatives.
Chairperson: Dr Joseph C. Attard
Panel: Martin Peronnet, Naadir Hassan
12:45
Networking lunch in Restaurant Origine, Hotel Novotel Luxembourg Centre - sponsored by Sponsorship Fund
13:45
Business Continuity – Reality, Preparation and Risk Mitigation in a Telecom Operator Environment
Business Continuity is a pillar of customer trust and a key regulatory requirement. Telecom operators are facing a growing number of internal and external risks such as, human error in an increasingly complex environment, cybersecurity threat factors, power availability, extreme weather, cloud outages and third-party software issues. What challenges are being faced by telco operators and what are the best practices and key learnings that can be recommended and adopted by Teleforum members?
Dr Joseph C. Attard
14:45
Round table discussion – Business Continuity Challenges and Best Practices with Teleforum Members
An expert panel from Teleforum members will explore experiences and best practice recommendations among Teleforum members.
Chairperson: Dr Joseph C. Attard
Panel: Martin Peronnet, Nikhil Patil, Patrick Bouffel
15:45
Close of Workshop
15:45
Departure from hotel and visit to Château de Vianden and followed by dinner at Restaurant L’Orgue - sponsored by Comfone
2026 - June - 10 Meeting Room – sponsored by SINCH
8:30 - Registration
9:00 - Welcome
Welcome Address: Claude Strasser, Chief Executive Officer, POST Luxembourg
Opening Address:
Elisabeth Margue, Minister of Justice and Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister in charge of Media and Connectivity
Jordi Nadal, Chief Executive Officer, Andorra Telecom and Teleforum Chairman Joe Busietta, TeleForum Consultant
9:20
Operating Telecommunications in Geopolitical Headwinds – Greenland in Global Focus
Discussion - Tech Leap or Trap? Evaluating Emerging Technologies for Small Providers Emerging technologies like AI, edge computing, and private 5G networks promise to revolutionize telecom—but for small providers, the leap can feel more like a trap. With limited budgets and talent, how do you decide which innovations are worth the risk? This session offers a candid look at the tech adoption curve for small telecoms: what’s hype, what’s helpful, and what’s hazardous. Participants will share lessons learned, explore low-cost experimentation strategies, and discuss how to align tech investments with long-term goals.
Chairperson: Martin Peronnet, Chief Executive Officer, Monaco Telecom Panel: Cyrille Joffre, Jean Paul Casel, Marc Ballestà, Patrick Bouffel
10:45
Coffee Break - sponsored by Cerillion, DTC Telecom and Squire Technologies
11:00
Preparation for the installation and implementation of the 5G Stand-Alone Next Generation Mobile Network
Dr. Costas Pantziaros, Head of Mobile Core Networks - CYTA
Presentations by 3 Sponsors: Comfone, Polystar, Exos-Systems
11:30
Efficient, Effective, Evolving
Daniel Heutschi, Chief Executive Officer – Comfone (20 mins)
11:50
Boosting Customer Experience with Intelligent, Automated and AI-Powered Networks
Glenn Stetson, Chief Growth Officer and Andrew Murphy, Co-Founder – EXOS-Systems (10mins)
12:10
Discussion - Building a Culture of Innovation and Continuous Improvement in Telecommunications
In today’s rapidly evolving telecom landscape, fostering a culture of innovation and continuous improvement is essential to stay competitive and meet the ever-changing expectations of customers. At Andorra Telecom, we’ve taken concrete steps in this direction by reorganizing our internal
processes to generate quarterly challenges proposed by our own employees. This approach has helped us uncover valuable opportunities for improvement, driven directly from the teams who know our operations best. It has become a key driver of our culture of continuous improvement, which we also recognize and celebrate at the end of each year. This discussion will explore strategies for creating an environment that encourages creativity, experimentation, and ongoing learning. We’ll also examine how smaller telecom operators can leverage collaboration—both internally and with external partners—to drive innovation and ensure continuous enhancement of their operations and offerings.
Let’s share experiences, explore ideas, and uncover the keys to building a truly forward-thinking, innovative culture within our industry.
Chairperson: Jordi Nadal Bentade – Chief Executive Officer, Andorra Telecom Panel: Bernd Liebscher, Eva Skeel Nolso, Cyrille Joffre, Steven Tjitrotaroeno
13:00
Official Group Photograph
13:20
Networking lunch in Restaurant Origine - sponsored by Cerillion, DTC Telecom and Squire Technologies
14:30
Walk About Session in Sponsors’ Area
Delegates will be divided in 2 or 3 groups and will interact with the sponsors. The session will feature a dialogue between sponsors and delegates in order to provide a land-scape and evolving role of sponsors.
15:00
Coffee Break - sponsored by Cerillion, DTC Telecom and Squire Technologies
Departure to Schengen / Croisière Navi Tour with wine tasting followed by dinner at Restaurant l’Écluse - sponsored by Comfone
Return to Hotel
2026 - June - 11 Meeting Room – sponsored by SINCH
09:00 - Welcome
Gaston Bohnenberger, Director POST Technologies, POST Luxembourg
09:05 - Gibtelecom: Navigating Telecom Growth in New Markets
Jansen Reyes, Director Technology, Gibtelecom
09:30
Discussion - Overcoming Operational Challenges in Rural and Remote Areas
Providing reliable telecom services in rural and remote areas presents unique operational challenges, but it’s also an essential task to ensure connectivity for all. This discussion will explore the strategies and solutions that small telcos can implement to overcome these hurdles. We’ll examine the deployment of cost-effective infrastructure, the use of innovative technologies like satellite and wireless broadband, and the importance of partnerships with local communities and governments. Additionally, we’ll address the regulatory and financial aspects that can support or hinder these efforts. Join us as we dive into practical approaches to enhance connectivity and service quality in rural and remote regions, ensuring no one is left behind in the digital age.
Chairperson: Zois Papadopoulos, Director Networks and Services Operation & Facilities Management - CYTA
AI, 5G and the Next Phase of Change – Getting More from Your BSS/OSS
Dominic Smith, Marketing Director – Cerillion (10 mins)
11:30
Data and AI: An Opportunity for Operators from Small States
Frederic Moioli, Business Development Specialist - DEEP, Business Line Data & AI –POST Luxembourg
12:00 - Networking lunch in Restaurant Origine - sponsored by Redevaerk, Polystar and EXOS-Systems
13:45 - Teleforum: Update and Future - SESSION FOR TELEFORUM MEMBERS ONLY
Joe Busietta, Consultant /Jordi Nadal, CEO Andorra Telecom and Chairman Teleforum
- Teleforum Account
- Other Matters
- Next Meeting
14:15
From Strategy to Day-2: Operationalising Outcomes in Small-State Telcos: How to turn solid strategies into predictable, sustainable, day-to-day operations
David Franjoso, Partner – Redevaerk (10 minutes)
14:25
Sinch Entitlement
Francois Boshoff, VP and Head of Product Management – Sinch (10 mins)
14:35 - Coffee Break - sponsored by Redevaerk, Polystar and EXOS-Systems
15:05
Discussion - Innovative Strategies for Customer Retention in the Telecom Industry In today’s fast-paced and competitive telecom landscape, retaining customers has become as critical as acquiring new ones. With a multitude of choices available, customers demand not only superior service quality but also personalized and value-driven experiences. This discussion will delve into the cutting-edge strategies that telecom companies can employ to keep their customers loyal and satisfied. From leveraging data analytics to enhance customer insights to developing tailored loyalty programs and embracing innovative technologies, we will explore the myriad ways in which telecom companies can stay ahead of the curve in customer retention. Join us as we uncover the secrets to fostering long-term customer relationships in the ever-evolving telecom industry.
Chairperson: Logi Karlsson, Chief Technology & Information Officer
Panel: David Chetty, Tom Grethen, Anna Katrina Arge
16:05
Discussion - Policy, Pressure, and Possibility: Navigating Regulation as a Small Telecom Regulatory frameworks can be both a lifeline and a labyrinth for small telecom companies. This session dives into the regulatory realities faced by smaller providers—from spectrum allocation and licensing fees to compliance burdens and lobbying gaps. We’ll explore how small telecoms can organize, advocate, and innovate within these constraints—and what changes are needed to level the playing field.
Chairperson: Joël Weiler, Head of Department Compliance Telecom Panel: Cyrille Joffre, Tom Grethen
17:00
Close of Meeting
17:30
Departure for visit to City of Luxembourg (guided tour) and followed by dinner at Abbaye de Neumünster - sponsored by Sinch
Return to Hotel
TELEFORUM COMPANIES
ALAND ISLANDS
ALCOM
www.alcom.ax
Turnover 2025: € 25 million Employees: 92
Ålcom (Ålands Telekommunikation Ab) was founded in 1989 and is the Åland Islands telecommunications company providing mobile, internet and TV services. Ålcom’s main market is the Åland Islands and Finland, but the Company also has a presence in the rest of Scandinavia. Ålcom is fully owned by Ålands Telefonandelslag and Mariehamns Telefon.
ANDORRA
Andorra Telecom
www.andorratelecom.ad
Turnover 2025: €85 million Employees: 237
Andorra Telecom is the public telecommunications operator of the Principality of Andorra and exclusively manages fixed and mobile telephony, internet, and television services in the country. The company offers advanced solutions for individuals and businesses, including data transmission, cloud, and Data Center services. The company serves 89K citizens and 17K businesses. Its mobile network hosts 4 million different foreign SIM cards each year, generating a total of 21 million roaming days in 2025 (accumulated IMSIs in roaming per day in Andorra). Its fiber-optic infrastructure ensures 100% coverage across the country, with speeds of up to 10 Gbps for homes and businesses. In the corporate sector, it provides IP telephony solutions, cybersecurity services, and cloud services hosted in Andorra, ensuring maximum privacy and redundancy.
With a vision focused on excellence, innovation, and trust, Andorra Telecom continues to invest in infrastructure, including the 5G network, which already covers 94% of populated areas, as well as in digital services that drive Andorra’s technological transformation.
At the same time, the company actively promotes digital well-being across society, with specific initiatives aimed at supporting young people and seniors in the safe, responsible, and inclusive use of technology, contributing to a healthier and more digitally resilient country.
CABO VERDE
Cabo Verde Telecom www.cvtelecom.cv/
Turnover 2024: 55.36 MEUR Employees: 500
Cabo Verde Telecom, S.A. (CVTelecom) is the leading telecommunications operator in the Republic of Cabo Verde. Established in 1995, the company plays a central role in the development of the country’s digital infrastructure and connectivity ecosystem.
CVTelecom provides a comprehensive portfolio of services, including fixed and mobile communications, broadband internet, data transmission, multimedia services, and advanced ICT solutions. Through its subsidiaries and integrated platforms, the company serves residential customers, businesses, and institutional clients across the archipelago.
Over the past years, CVTelecom has been at the forefront of major infrastructure investments aimed at strengthening Cabo Verde’s digital capabilities and international connectivity. The country is today connected to global networks through submarine cable systems such as the EllaLink submarine cable system, providing direct high-capacity links between Africa, Europe, and Latin America.
Building on this foundation, CVTelecom is actively contributing to the national strategy of positioning Cabo Verde as a regional digital and connectivity hub. In this context, the company is pursuing initiatives to modernize the national submarine backbone network, strengthening inter-island connectivity and ensuring greater capacity, resilience, and reliability across the archipelago.
At the same time, CVTelecom is exploring and promoting the development of new digital infrastructure, including advanced data center facilities and related digital platforms, that can support international traffic, cloud services, and regional digital ecosystems. These investments are designed to reinforce Cabo Verde’s role as a strategic connectivity point in the Atlantic, linking Africa, Europe, and the Americas while enabling the growth of digital services and innovation in the region. Through these initiatives, CVTelecom continues to reinforce its role as a key enabler of digital transformation, economic development, and international connectivity in Cabo Verde and the wider Atlantic region.
CYPRUS
Cyta
www.cyta.com.cy
Turnover 2025: €444 million Employees: 1915
Cyta is the leading provider of integrated electronic communications in Cyprus. Making the most of its technologically advanced networks, it offers a wide range of services and solutions to meet the ever-increasing demands of its residential and business customers for voice, data and content applications.
With a pivotal role in the digital transformation of our country, Cyta is deploying an island-wide, fiber-optic network, while it progressively upgrades its mobile network technology. It advances and maintains subsea and satellite networks for international connections of strategic importance that have established our country as a regional telecommunications and connectivity hub in the Eastern Mediterranean.
FAROE ISLANDS
Faroese Telecom
www.tele.fo/
Turnover 2025: €57.2 million Employees: 180 (FTE 177)
Faroese Telecom is the incumbent telecommunications operator in the Faroe Islands and a critical enabler of the country’s digital infrastructure. With a market share of approximately 75–80% and a history spanning more than 120 years, the company provides a full suite of services, including mobile, broadband, fixed-line, television, and international connectivity.
The group operates through its subsidiaries—FT Samskifti, Televarpið, NET, and Shefa—creating an integrated value chain across infrastructure, services, and content. NET ensures equal and secure access to national infrastructure, while FT Samskifti delivers core telecommunications services. Televarpið provides TV and entertainment services, and Shefa manages strategic subsea cable assets that connect the Faroe Islands to international markets.
In an increasingly competitive and technology-driven environment, Faroese Telecom remains focused on innovation, operational excellence, and customer-centric development to support sustainable growth and national connectivity.
FAROE ISLANDS
NET
www.net.fo
Turnover 2025: €14.9 million Employees: 57
NET is the infrastructure company in the Faroe Islands comprising fiber and copper networks, buildings, mast, radio- and transmission services.
NET operates, maintains and develops the telecommunications infrastructure in the Faroe Islands, with the aim of providing a basis for delivering world-class wholesale services.
NET offers high quality services based on experience and expertise and ensures that all operators in the Faroe Islands have equal access to the telecommunications infrastructure.
GIBRALTAR
Gibtelecom
www.gibtele.com/
Turnover 2025: £55.8 million Employees: 197
Gibtelecom is Gibraltar’s leading telecommunications provider and a trusted international partner for connectivity, cloud and managed infrastructure services. The company delivers mobile, broadband and fixed communications locally, alongside secure, high-performance network and hosting solutions to enterprises operating across multiple jurisdictions.
With a strong global footprint supported by diverse carrier partnerships and its investment in the Europe India Gateway (EIG) submarine cable system, Gibtelecom connects Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia through resilient, low-latency infrastructure. The company maintains key points of presence in major international hubs including London, Madrid, Marseille, Dublin, Malta and Malaysia, enabling customers to scale and operate with confidence worldwide.
Gibtelecom provides a comprehensive portfolio spanning connectivity, cloud, co-location, managed infrastructure and security services, supported by multiple data centres and advanced network capabilities. With decades of experience supporting highly regulated and mission-critical industries — including digital services, finance, e-gaming, shipping and tourism — the company combines technical expertise with a customer-centric approach to deliver agile, reliable and secure solutions. The group also owns Lobster, a mobile provider catering to English-speaking expats in Spain.
GREENLAND
Tusass www.tusass.gl/en
Turnover 2025: €107,7 million Employees: 315
Tusass A/S serves a population of 56,600 spread across vast distances, offering telecommunications, information technology, and postal services. Owned by the Greenlandic people, our company extends connectivity and communication services to both households and businesses throughout Greenland. Every settlement in the country enjoys access to radio, TV, telephone/mobile phone services, and 4G connections to the outside world. Even the smallest settlements are equipped with 4G and telephone/mobile phone services. 5G coverage currently extends to the 13 largest cities. In 2026, we plan to implement 1,000 FTTH installations in Nuuk to evaluate cost levels, operational processes, and the feasibility of a broader rollout. Our central office is situated in Nuuk, and we have physical presence in many cities across Greenland.
Turnover 2024: $165 million Employees: 330
Headquartered in Guernsey, Sure by Beyon purpose is connecting our local communities for a better future by providing communications services across the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and in the British Overseas Territories of Ascension, Falklands, Saint Helena and Diego Garcia. We transform how people and businesses connect through innovative communications and technology solutions, from deploying symetrical 10Gbps fibre consumer broadband to supporting the launch of James Webb, the most powerful infrared telescope ever built. Our enterprise division specialises in connectivity, secure data hosting and IP communications, 24/7 managed services, leveraging tier3 (low carbon emission) data centres and a fully meshed 100Gbps infrastructure. We enable our customers to connect, grow, protect and scale their businesses on demand and globally. Sure by Beyon is owned by Beyon, Bahrain’s first and leading digital and telecommunications company.
ICELAND
Siminn www.siminn.is
Turnover 2025: ISK 28.767 million Employees: 313
Since 1906 Síminn has played a pivotal role in connecting the island nation of Iceland with each other and the world. With an extensive 4G/5G mobile network that reaches 99% of the population, up to 10 Gbit/s internet via FTTH and Iceland´s largest TV streaming service which runs on a in-house developed platform, Icelanders have put their trust in Síminn for 120 years.
Síminn is on an exciting journey expanding the company´s portfolio, changing from a legacy telco to a modern techco. After selling it´s network infrastructure in 2022, Siminn is now much more than just a telco and a media company. An early pioneer in both the fintech space through it´s subsidiary Síminn Pay with it´s P2P lending platform and credit cards, and the iot space with it´s subsidiary Radiomidun focusing on servicing large industries such as fishing. The company has more recently also made roads into outdoor advertising through acquisitions with over 700 LED ad spaces around the country which align well with it´s extensive tech forward TV advertising service. In the beginning of 2026, three new acquisitions are waiting for approval with the local competitive authorities, one company in the managed IT services industry, another one in the B2B/B2C security and healthtech industries, and the third an addition to the fintech solution portfolio where Síminn now plans to take a step into debt collection.
ISLE OF MAN
Manx Telecom Group www.manxtelecom.com/
Turnover 2024: £92.2 million Employees: 374
Manx Telecom is the leading telecommunications provider on the Isle of Man, delivering reliable and resilient connectivity and communications services through fixed line, mobile, fibre broadband and secure data storage services. Continuous investment in our infrastructure empowers the Island, and its people, to contribute as a global centre of excellence for ebusiness and new technologies. Our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals include major initiatives around renewable energy and how we support our Island community. A key objective is to reduce our environmental impact to help the Isle of Man achieve its net carbon zero target.
As an end-to-end communications provider, the Manx Telecom Group includes OV, Synapse360 and Smartroam.
• OV is a global IoT MNO with full control of the technology stack, from network to billing and API. Leveraging our unique blend of commercial offerings and a robust technical stack, we offer unparalleled freedom of choice, underpinned by a 130year legacy in telecommunications. Our API-first approach ensures seamless integration and accelerates deployment, getting you to market quicker. Despite our powerful size, our agility and flexibility mean we’re small enough to care, streamlining processes to minimise red tape and maximise efficiency.
• Synapse360 is a leading managed cloud and data protection provider of over 23 years, based on the Isle of Man and across the UK. We help businesses flourish in the cloud, on premise, or through a hybrid solution. As Dell Titanium Partner, Synapse360 supports customers such as JML and London Luton Airport.
• Smartroam is an eSIM platform, powered by Manx Telecom, connecting customers to low-cost data when travelling. Smartroam provides easy-to-use, reliable, affordable mobile data packages for 170+ countries.
Turnover 2025: £140.3 million Employees: 430
JT Group is a government-owned telecommunications provider headquartered in Jersey, Channel Islands. With a legacy of innovation and community service, JT delivers advanced connectivity, mobile, broadband, and enterprise solutions across the Channel Islands and internationally.
POST Luxembourg is Luxembourg’s leading provider of telecommunications, postal, logistics, and financial services.
In the business telecommunications segment, POST delivers secure, resilient, and high-performance connectivity solutions both in Luxembourg and internationally. Its comprehensive portfolio and expertise includes cloud, cybersecurity, data and AI solutions.
In the residential market, POST offers fully converged quad-play solutions, combining fixed-line, mobile, internet, and innovative entertainment services to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
POST operates a nationwide FTTH network with coverage exceeding 90%, alongside an active 5G network.
It also manages a pan-European infrastructure with points of presence in major European cities.
LIECHTENSTEIN
Telecom Liechtenstein www.telecom.li
Turnover 2025: 41 Mio. CHF Employees: 80 (FTE)
Telecom Liechtenstein AG is a 100% state owned provider of wireline and wireless telecommunications. We are striving since over 25 years to offer private, business and wholesale customers outstanding customer experience in our home market in Liechtenstein. In Switzerland and internationally, we serve our customers with white label services and IoT connectivity. We currently have 2 subsidiaries covering IT services and web3/DLT.
Our team of experts can rely on a high-performance network architecture audited by Bell Labs® and a newly formed IT Competence Centre. Network, data centres and service platforms are geo-redundant and our team monitors them around the clock - 24/7/365.
Group Turnover 2025: €254.4 million Group Employees: 1,220
GO is Malta’s leading connectivity operator, a truly converged quad-play communications, entertainment and electronic device company, powering over 570,000 connections. GO provides services to the business community including cloud services, networking solutions, and managed co-location facilities. GO’s infrastructure is powered by True Fibre connectivity and the company is the only Maltese operator to have access to three submarine cables which link Malta to the world. GO has completed a nationwide FTTH rollout and has an active 5G network. Beyond its core telecoms operations, GO is, through its subsidiaries, also active in data centres and managed IT services, cybersecurity, consumer electronics, digital healthcare, and solar energy.
Turnover 2025: €400 million Employees: 918
Monaco Telecom is a telecommunication provider focused on exclusive solutions for small markets. In the Principality, Monaco Telecom provides mobile telephony, landline telephony, internet and television services, and a wide range of services for the entreprise market. As a housing and cloud infrastructure operator in the Principality, Monaco Telecom offers customised support to its business customers through a powerful and secure international network and a landing point for the Europe-India-Gateway submarine cable. In Cyprus and in Malta, the Group provides quadruple play services through 100% owned subsidiaries operating under the Epic Brand. Monaco Telecom also operates a maritime mobile service through Epic Malta, and provides services to international operators, sharing infrastructure to manage value added services, cloud-based infrastructure solutions, carrier services and software development.
SEYCHELLES
Cable & Wireless Seychelles www.cwseychelles.com
Turnover 2025: USD 65 Million Employees: 258
Cable & Wireless Seychelles (CWS) is the nation’s leading connectivity and digital services provider, evolving beyond traditional telecommunications into a fully-fledged technology company. Building on its market-leading mobile, broadband, fixed, and TV platforms, CWS is delivering a growing portfolio of adjacent digital tailored solutions, including managed/leased networks, hosted voice services, hosted O365, SaaS, data centre colocation services, managed Wi-Fi, and managed security services, along with Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and e-learning platforms. These offerings are supported by resilient, future-ready infrastructure and island-wide capabilities, enabling CWS to serve consumers, enterprises, and public-sector clients with integrated, technology-driven solutions.
The Company’s technology leadership is underpinned by nationwide 2G, 3G, LTE, and 5G networks and 100% Fibre Home-Pass coverage, delivering ultra-high-speed broadband of up to 10 Gbps over a 50G-PON backbone—the first such deployment in Africa. In parallel, CWS is building a fully integrated digital ecosystem, embedding digital platforms, automation, and data-driven processes across its operations to drive efficiency, scalability, and service excellence. This transformation anchors core business functions in digital workflows, enabling highly automated, resilient, and cost-efficient operations.
Overall, CWS’s corporate strategy is firmly centred on delivering a best-in-class customer experience across its diverse customer base. By combining advanced connectivity with technology-enabled services, operational digitisation, and continuous innovation, CWS is strengthening customer engagement, accelerating digital adoption, and creating sustainable long-term value. Through these initiatives, the Company continues to reinforce its market leadership while contributing meaningfully to a more connected, capable, and digitally inclusive Seychelles.
SURINAME
Telesur
Turnover 2025: USD 99.7 Million Employees: 787
TELESUR is the state-owned full-service provider in Suriname, securing the digital future, delivering innovative and market-oriented products and services to its business and residential customers. Its service offering comprises of mobile, fixed voice and broadband, as well as data centre services, television and payment services. Telesur is the telecommunications market leader in the country and is co-owner of the Suriname Guyana submarine cable system (1244km). Telesur has introduced its 5G service in 2019 and is executing currently its zero-copper vision by 2026.
TELEFORUM DELEGATES
ALAND ISLANDS - ALCOM
Tom Bengtsson Chief Executive Officer
ANDORRA –ANDORRA TELECOM
Jordi Nadal Bentade Chief Executive Officer
Marc Ballesta Alias International Director
CABO VERDE –CABO VERDE TELECOM
Francisco Almeida Chief Technology Officer
Jose Abu-Raya Engineering & Investments Director
CYPRUS - CYTA
Costas Pantziaros Head of Mobile Core Networks
Zois Papadopoulos Director Networks and Services Operation & Facilities Management
FAROE ISLANDS –FAROESE TELECOM
Eva Skeel Nolsø Chief Development Officer
Anna Katrina Oladottir Arge Chief Consumer Officer
GIBRALTAR - GIBTELECOM
Jansen Reyes Director, Technology
Rab Paramothayan Director, Global
GREENLAND - TUSASS
Nikolaj Christoffersen Chief Commercial Officer
Rasmus Christensen Chief Staff Officer
GUERNSEY - SURE
Cyrille Joffre
ICELAND - SIMINN
Chief Technology & Information Officer
María Björk Einarsdóttir Chief Executive Officer
Logi Karlsson Chief Technology & Information Officer
LIECHTENSTEIN –TELECOM LIECHTENSTEIN
Aldo Frick
Chief Executive Officer and CTO
Bernd Liebscher CFO & CMO
LUXEMBOURG –POST LUXEMBOURG
Claude Strasser Chief Executive Officer
Gaston Bohnenberger Director POST Technologies
Jean-Paul Casel Program Manager
Joël Weiler Head of Department, Compliance Telecom
Georges Klosen Head of Department, Applications Télécom & ICT
Pierre Scholtes Head of Department, Telecom Networks
Tom Grethen Director B2C POST Telecom
Frederic Moioli Business Development Specialist, Business Line Data & AI (DEEP)
MALTA – GO plc
Nikhil Patil
Brian Zarb Adami
MONACO –
MONACO TELECOM
Martin Peronnet
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Officer GO plc, Cybersift
Chief Executive Officer
Patrick Bouffel CTIO
Cyril Duhain CCMO
SEYCHELLES –CABLE & WIRELESS
Naadir Hassan Chief Executive Officer
Indres Chetty Chief Technical Officer
SURINAME - TELESUR
Steven Tjitrotaroeno Chief Commercial Officer
Mohan Sunil Chief Technical Officer
TELECOM OPERATORS OF SMALL STATES
Joe Busietta
Teleforum Consultant
Chrysis Phiniotis Teleforum Consultant Designate
CONSULTANT
Dr Joseph C. Attard Consultant
SPONSORS
MAIN SPONSOR
COMFONE
www.comfone.com
Comfone is the only provider in the market offering all services required to establish and manage international roaming. We work with a multitude of industry players, including MNOs, MVNOs, A2P and NB-IoT. Our goal is to provide your business with global connectivity to increase your revenue.
Our comprehensive roaming service portfolio encompasses:
• IPX (GRX, IPX, SS7, Diameter Signalling)
• Clearing Services (Data and Financial Clearing, including Phoenix for BCE compliance)
• Roaming Hub (Key2roam Hub, the world’s largest coverage)
• Big Data Analysis (Data Management Service)
• Sponsored Roaming
• M2M End-to-End Monetisation
• 3rd party Value-Added Services
Each service is accessible through our Key2roam Platform, providing a simple, convenient and transparent roaming solution for you.
SECONDARY SPONSORS
CERILLION
www.cerillion.com
Cerillion is a leading provider of billing, charging and CRM systems with 25+ years’ experience delivering its solutions to mobile, fixed, cable and multi-service CSPs worldwide. These are used to price and bill subscriptions and variable usage for wholesale, retail and white label services, B2B and B2C offerings, and multi-country CSP portfolios. We combine leading edge products with highly skilled and experienced staff, to provide long-term solutions to your business challenges. From fully integrated systems to managed services and SaaS, we offer a range of approaches and business models to suit your needs now and in the future.
DTC TELECOM
www.dtc-telecom.co.uk/
DTC Telecom has completed many successful projects across the Teleforum community for more than 20 years - from PSTN & 2G/3G shutdowns on the Isle of Man to multi-island network de-comms in the Seychelles, as well as green product supply into most of our members.
In 2026, our focus is helping the Teleforum members reach their sustainability & cost saving goals through smart procurement & effective surplus asset management, strengthening your competitiveness in an increasingly demanding market. We want to reduce your reliance on major OEMs by acting as an alternative spare’s provider, offering fully tested, stocked hardware with no vendor lock-in, integrated repair-and-replace services, and clear ESG benefits. In addition, we can maximise the value of your surplus telecom hardware through resale and responsible recycling, helping offset future purchases and move you towards cost & carbon neutral network support. Our global engineering services further support network lifecycle optimisation, from project management, to migrations, upgrades and fully managed multivendor legacy support.
We have also seen a dramatic increase in demand for our pre-qualified, vendor-neutral optics and patching solutions, which are fully tested across mobile backhaul, data centre, IP, and DWDM networks - reducing costs, improving supply-chain resilience, and accelerating deployment.
We invite all Teleforum members to visit our stand to discuss how smarter procurement and disciplined asset lifecycle management can reduce costs, mitigate risk, and support sustainability goals in 2026 and beyond.
EXOS-SYSTEMS
https://www.exos-systems.com
At Exos-Systems, we deliver premium, cost-effective solutions that empower full-service telecom providers to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. Our business focuses on two core areas: consultancy and products. Consultancy Services
We provide end-to-end expertise across telecom operations, including CxO advisory, project management, business analysis, test management, and testing. Our engagement models—on-site, remote, or hybrid—are supported by nearshore and offshore options. Through a rigorous selection process, we work exclusively with top-tier professionals specializing in mobile, internet, fiber, fixed-line, and TV services.
Exosphere: Our Product Suite
As proud TM Forum members and advocates of Open Digital Architecture (ODA), we deliver Exosphere, a cutting-edge, cloud-native solution inspired by TM Forum standards. Exosphere includes a digital marketplace as its foundation layer, complemented by a POS system and a multi-market mobile app.
Our Microsoft partnership strengthens Exosphere with enterprise-grade cloud capabilities, security, and scalability—ensuring telcos can innovate confidently.
Our Mission
We enable telcos to deliver world-class digital experiences while maximizing the value and lifespan of their existing platforms and technical estate.
POLYSTAR
www.elisaindustriq.com/polystar
Polystar is a global leader in smart, data-driven assurance and automation for telecommunications operators. Its solutions transform complex network data into operational intelligence that drives business results. Polystar enables communications service providers to enhance the customer experience and achieve optimal operational efficiency through real-time, actionable insights and pragmatic automation, powered by AI.
Trusted by more than 100 communications service providers across 55 countries, Polystar collaborates with operators to optimize their multi-vendor networks –cloud-native and on-premises.
Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden with a worldwide presence, Polystar is part of Elisa Industriq, a global leader in software solutions for operational intelligence that enhances industrial knowledge with AI innovation.
Polystar is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2013 certified, reflecting its commitment to quality management and information security.
REDEVAERK
https://www.redevaerk.com/
Redevaerk develops business solutions and services aimed at transforming businesses through technology. Our approach focuses on understanding the specific and unique needs of each client, both from a business and technical perspective, to provide the most suitable solutions. With extensive experience, we gather knowledge from every project, enabling us to continuously improve our services. We are committed to continuous learning, ensuring our teams stay up-to-date. This knowledge is integrated into our processes, methods, and tools to efficiently achieve each project’s objectives.
We prioritize automation and the development of accelerators in all our processes, aiming to deliver superior results quickly. At Redevaerk, we believe that people are the core of any company. Therefore, we strive to inspire everyone involved in each project, including our teams and those of the client, promoting a collaborative environment for exceptional outcomes.
We offer Management Consulting services such as Roadmapping, Baseline Analysis, Risk Analysis, Compliance Assessment, Technological Strategization, Solution Architecture, Process (Re)design, Maturity Assessment, and more. Our technological solutions and services include fixed network infrastructure, public and private cloud solutions, data engineering, system automation and orchestration, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.
Redevaerk is certified under the ISO 9001 Quality Standard by Bureau Veritas.
SINCH
www.sinch.com
Sinch, the Customer Communications Cloud, delivers best-in-class communication experiences that powers meaningful conversations at scale with the world’s biggest brands across messaging, email, voice, and verification services.
Sinch offers a broad set of products and services which help telco operators to maximize enterprise revenue, provide interconnect and routing and prepare operators for evolved 5G networks and use cases. These include messaging interconnect and delivery, RCS, 5G , fraud prevention and security, value-added services for messaging and call completion and policy and charging. Sinch further offer telco operators a range of services that aim to help drive engagement with end-to-end campaigns across any mobile messaging channel including voice and email.
Sinch’s commitment to innovation and excellence has positioned it as a CPaaS leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant in 2024, with a strong focus on customer-centric solutions and continuous improvement. Sinch is set to shape the future of communication and help businesses stay ahead in a competitive market.
SQUIRE TECHNOLOGIES
www.squire-technologies.com
Over 400 telecoms operators globally use Squire Technologies’ Signalling, Voice and Messaging Solutions to harmonise their complex multi-generation networks. Vodafone, AT&T, Telefonica and Africell are some of the operators utilising our solutions in distinct geographic situations.
Telecom networks must be forward- and backwards-facing, enabling users to access services across all generations of networks (2G to 5G) wherever they are in the world, no matter the stage of development of a country’s telecoms infrastructure. For over two decades, it’s made Squire Technologies the ideal partner for Core Network Solutions that deliver greater control and reduce operational costs.
