Ooredoo credits customer loyalty after award for best fixed network

Apr 19, 2026, 9:04 AM
Ooredoo Maldives’ Chief Commercial Officer Hussain Niyaz.

Ooredoo Maldives’ Chief Commercial Officer Hussain Niyaz.

Ooredoo Maldives’ Chief Commercial Officer, Hussain Niyaz, has credited the company’s customers for its continued growth in the fixed broadband sector and for securing the Ookla Speedtest Award, which recognizes SuperNet as the best fixed network in the Maldives.

Niyaz stated that the trust and loyalty shown by customers drive the company to continuously enhance its services and provide the best possible user experience.

"The Ookla award for the best fixed network is an achievement bestowed upon us by our loyal customers. Their trust and reliance on our services motivate us to further improve and deliver a seamless experience," he said.

Ooredoo wins Maldives' Best Fixed Network award from Ookla

"It reflects our continued commitment to delivering fast, reliable fibre broadband and keeping communities connected across the nation," Ooredoo Maldives said.

Niyaz emphasized that consistency and reliability are the most critical factors in determining the quality of a network. He noted that the company’s objective is to provide a network that customers can fully depend on for everything from work and education to gaming and entertainment.

"Sustainability and reliability are the most important hallmarks of a high-quality network. Our goal is to provide a network that customers can rely on completely, whether for professional tasks, education, gaming, or entertainment," he added.

As digital connectivity has become an essential part of daily life, Ooredoo Maldives aims to build a network that supports the everyday activities of its customers.

Through SuperNet, the company continues to provide high-quality services to remote workers, online students, gamers, and families seeking entertainment.

SuperNet has been developed to meet the needs of a digital society, offering fast and stable service through ongoing infrastructure investments and network optimization.

Providing nationwide coverage across the Maldives requires innovation and dedication, which form the core of Ooredoo Maldives’ network strategy.

Through SuperNet, the company continues to set the standard for fixed broadband in the Maldives, ensuring customers remain connected to the things that matter most to them.

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