Orange Egypt Improves Voice Quality and Maintains Competitive Data Performance in December 2025: NTRA Report
A report by the National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) on telecom service quality for the fourth quarter of 2025 revealed that Orange Egypt achieved notable improvements in voice service quality, alongside competitive performance in mobile data services compared to other operators in the Egyptian market during December 2025.
According to the report, out of 121 tested areas (cities and districts), the number of locations affected by poor voice service quality on Orange’s network declined to seven in December, down from eight in October—indicating improved network efficiency.
Orange ranked among the leading operators in voice quality, outperforming e& Egypt, which recorded 11 affected areas, and WE, with 16 areas. Vodafone Egypt led the segment with the lowest number of affected areas at five.
In terms of mobile data services, the report showed that Orange recorded eight affected areas in December, compared to three in October, while maintaining a stable average download speed of 51 Mbps across both months.
Compared to other operators, Orange ranked in the mid-tier for data performance. WE delivered the best results with three affected areas, followed by e& Egypt with four areas, while Vodafone recorded the highest number at 23 areas—despite matching Orange in average download speed at 51 Mbps.
Overall, this performance reflects Orange Egypt’s ability to strike a balance between voice service quality and stable internet speeds, reinforcing its competitive position in a rapidly growing market driven by increasing data consumption and reliance on digital applications.