ZTE Algeria has officially announced the launch of its latest smartphones, unveiling six new models. The importance of the Algerian market was emphasized by the GTM Director of ZTE MEA Mobile Device, Jeff Liu, highlighting the support of Algerian operators in the deployment of 5G.
ZTE nubia, under the ZTE brand, is officially entering the Algerian market. The company’s six latest smartphones were unveiled Thursday evening during a ceremony dedicated to the presentation of these new models, which “offer powerful performance and elegant design.”
These are the “nubia Neo 2 5G,” “nubia Music,” “nubia V60 Design,” “ZTE Blade A75 5G,” “ZTE Blade A55,” and “ZTE Blade A35.” The GTM Director of ZTE MEA Mobile Device, Jeff Liu, expressed his enthusiasm about this significant launch. “Algeria is emerging as one of the African markets where the smartphone industry is growing rapidly. We have a deep understanding of the dual requirement of local consumers: high performance and exceptional value,” he said.
Highlighting ZTE’s position as “a global company deeply committed to technological innovation,” he stated that he is “honored to introduce high-performance mobile phones to Algerian consumers.”
“We are confident that these six new products will not only meet the technological and entertainment needs of young Algerian users but will also contribute to local digitalization,” said the GTM Director of ZTE MEA Mobile Device, noting the company’s commitment to supporting the deployment of 5G in Algeria.
“We plan to cooperate with operators for the deployment of 5G and work hand in hand to create a smart future,” he emphasized.
CEO of Sarl Sacomi, Thiba Milani Ahmed, for his part, emphasized the importance of launching these new products. Pointing out that the company is “one of the largest suppliers of industrial equipment in Algeria,” he stated: “Sacomi has always been committed to providing innovative and high-quality products to the local market.” He added: “Today’s launch marks a new step forward for us in the field of consumer electronics, especially in the smartphone industry.”
He also noted “in-depth cooperation” with ZTE, affirming that the company is “able to introduce cutting-edge mobile phone technology and offer more localized features and services to meet the demands of Algerian consumers for high performance, innovative design, and a premium experience.” Thiba Milani Ahmed also shared the prospects for cooperation between Sacomi and ZTE. “We will continue in-depth collaboration with the aim of bringing more innovative and better quality products to the Algerian market and promoting local digital transformation,” he noted.
ZTE Mobile Devices, established in 2014, has become a leading global telecommunications company, serving more than 100 million active users in over 160 countries and regions, it was noted, adding that nubia, a personalized smartphone brand, is one of ZTE Corporation’s sub-brands dedicated to young consumers. The brand is present in more than 30 countries in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe, and Africa.