About Telecom Cambodia
Telecom Cambodia, abbreviated as “T.C.” in English and “ទ.ក.” in Khmer, was established as a public enterprise with the status of a state-owned company. Telecom Cambodia is entrusted by the Royal Government of Cambodia with the rights and responsibilities necessary to fulfill its mission in accordance with its objectives (Sub-Decree No. 001 ANKr.BK, dated January 12, 2005, on the Establishment of Telecom Cambodia as a Public Enterprise).
The Board of Directors is the highest governing body of Telecom Cambodia (T.C.), representing the Royal Government and responsible for setting the policies of T.C. A Government Supervisory Officer is assigned to T.C. to support good corporate governance. T.C. has a Director General who is responsible for implementing the company’s policies and overseeing its day-to-day operations. T.C. has eight departments under its supervision, along with an Internal Audit Unit.
Objectives, Vision and Mission
Objective: To operate telecommunications networks and provide telecommunications services domestically and internationally through radio communication systems, satellites, copper/fiber-optic cables, and submarine fiber-optic cables, while contributing to the development of telecommunications infrastructure and information technology in Cambodia.
Vision: Telecom Cambodia (T.C.) aims to be a leading telecommunications network operator with advanced technology, high innovation, and strong trust and confidence from customers and partners, offering a wide range of services and content.
Mission:
1- To build and operate extensive telecommunications networks with a high level of competitiveness.
2- To provide high-quality telecommunications services that earn the trust and confidence of customers.
3- To develop, improve, and innovate advanced telecommunications technologies for customers.
4- To create diverse and comprehensive telecommunications content.
5- To establish and operate a highly secure data center.
6- To establish development partnerships with other telecommunications operators.
Technology and Optical Fiber Cable Network
Telecom Cambodia (T.C.) has continued to develop its technology in line with the evolution of the telecommunications industry to meet current market demands and competition. T.C. expects that, in the near future, it will adopt the latest technology, IMS (Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem), which will enable the entire Circuit and Digital systems to operate together on a single platform. As a result, human resources will be equipped with advanced technological skills through capacity-building programs under the Japanese Government’s low-interest loan project, while a wide range of services will also be developed through this advanced and secure system.
Telecom Cambodia (T.C.) has an optical fiber backbone network arranged in a ring topology along major national roads in Cambodia, as well as international optical fiber connections with partners such as VNPT/VTI in Vietnam and ETL in Laos. T.C.’s highly secure submarine cable network provides connectivity to the Point of Presence (POP) in Hong Kong and to the rest of the world through the AAG and SMW3 submarine cable systems.