Italy’s Poste Mobile and Brazil’s postal service have signed a 20-year framework agreement to set up a new virtual mobile operator (MVNO) for the Brazilian market. The joint venture will draw on the innovative expertise gained by Poste Italiane in mobile telephony and high-added value services. The agreement was signed in the presence of the Brazilian Minister for Communications, Paulo Bernardo Silva, and Italy’s Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mario Giro, currently visiting the South American country. Read more, in Italian.
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