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GBI is a global telecom service provider that connects the East and West through the Middle East. It recently transformed into a multilayer provider offering IP, MPLS, and cloud services worldwide. The company's chief commercial officer says their goal is to establish partnerships that create new business opportunities and enhance the end user experience. GBI serves carriers, ISPs, and governments through its robust global network and innovative approach to infrastructure, partnerships, and new technologies.
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