Avval

Mobile Communications Company of Iran (MCI), known locally as Hamrah-e Avval, stands as Iran's first and largest mobile network operator. As the pioneering force in Iranian mobile telecommunications, MCI holds a significant market share and a nationwide presence. Operating under the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 432 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) 11, it’s easy to identify Hamrah-e Avval's presence in the Iranian mobile landscape, making it easy for devices and other networks to identify the mobile network. Being based in Iran, which is located in the Asia & Middle East region, it has to operate in accordance with the local communication laws, which gives it both challenges and advantages when working in the region. Hamrah-e Avval offers a wide range of services from basic voice calls and SMS to advanced 4G LTE data services across much of the country, including some rural regions. Compared to other operators in Iran, such as Irancell, Hamrah-e Avval is generally recognised for its wider coverage, and it has been steadily investing into its infrastructure to continue its reach. As well as standard consumer mobile services, MCI also works in the B2B market, and provides services to corporations and governmental agencies. The mobile network has a long history in Iran, and is seen as a mobile network that has a reputation for stability and reliability.