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Nokia Siemens Networks has set-up a ‘Mobile World Congress-Revisited’ road show for the Middle East and Africa regions in order to showcase its latest innovations unveiled at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2013

The road show has been created to demonstrate to local mobile operators how they can generate earnings from Nokia Siemens Networks latest innovations.

The company has been showcasing its new mobile services such as Liquid Applications, Liquid Radio, Software Suites, Small Cells, Evolved Packet Core, IMS and evolution to Liquid Broad.

"We demonstrated our latest innovations to operators and other participants at MWC 2013 in Barcelona, Spain, in February this year," said Igor Leprince, head of Middle East and Africa region at Nokia Siemens Networks. "The current road show is an additional opportunity for operators in the Middle East and Africa to see how they can benefit from our launches."

The road show has already travelled to Lebanon, Kuwait and Morocco and is set to move onto Kenya and South Africa in the coming months.

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