Huawei has released a documentary film and a series of articles under its TECH4ALL initiative, highlighting the provision of broadband internet access to households and businesses across Azerbaijan.
The documentary showcases the impact of the “Online Azerbaijan” project on the lives of ordinary citizens and small business owners. Most of the filming took place in the village of Khinalig in the Quba district. The film places special emphasis on the village’s unique landscape and rich history, featuring interviews with tourists visiting Khinalig. It also highlights various areas of local employment and includes perspectives from schoolchildren, teachers, and local entrepreneurs.
It should be noted that the “Online Azerbaijan” mega-project, with Aztelekom LLC as one of its key operators, was implemented to improve people's well-being by providing high-speed internet access and innovative, user-friendly solutions to residents and organizations, even in the country’s most remote settlements. The project has contributed to expanding equal digital opportunities and accelerating the digital transformation process.
Over the four years of the project’s implementation, the number of households with access to fixed high-speed broadband internet increased thirteenfold, reaching nearly 3 million households. As a result, nationwide fixed broadband internet coverage has been fully achieved.
It is worth noting that TECH4ALL is Huawei’s long-term digital inclusion initiative. Launched in 2019, the program aims to build a more inclusive and sustainable digital world through innovative technologies and partnerships.
