E infrastructure

The development and availability of modern electronic infrastructure represent a key driver of economic growth, as they directly contribute to enhancing competitiveness, attracting investments, and creating an innovative business environment.

Stable and fast internet access enables the companies to communicate more efficiently, conduct e-commerce, and implement advanced solutions such as cloud technologies, thereby increasing their productivity and flexibility. At the same time, the development of e-infrastructure contributes to new jobs, encourages the digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises, and facilitates citizens’ involvement in modern economic flows. Ultimately, a reliable network and quality electronic services form the foundation of a knowledge- and innovation-based society, which is essential for sustainable economic prosperity.

The infrastructure provided by the telecommunications sector in modern economy is as important as all other types of infrastructure. The telecommunications services sector is characterized by the following:

• 206,339 broadband connections in total;
• 100% of companies using computers in their operations, with all of them having internet access;
• A high level of usage of electronic communication services (up to 99% of mobile telephony users);
• A high level of citizens’ satisfaction with the quality of electronic communication services, ranging from 79.9% to 86.4%, depending on the provider;
• A high level of citizens’ satisfaction with the prices of electronic communication services, ranging from 66% to 74.8%, depending on the provider;
• Joint use of telecommunications cable ducts with a total length of 893 km.