Dhiraagu Launches Free Government Mobile Service Under January Agreement

Dhiraagu has announced that the government will be able to make mobile phone calls and use mobile data free of charge through its network, under a special service for government mobile phones. The company said the special service, provided under an agreement between the government and Dhiraagu, has been officially launched and is already available for use. According to Dhiraagu, the agreement — signed by the government and the company on 8 January 2026 — provides mobile phones and SIM cards to government officials under a special government mobile service package, and the service has now been officially opened. Dhiraagu said the government mobile service was created so that government employees could carry out their duties more efficiently, more quickly and more professionally, and that it would also help improve communication between government agencies. Under the agreement, government mobile phones will be able to use the government's secure communication network. Dhiraagu said the service was developed in cooperation with the relevant authorities and was designed to ensure smooth, reliable and secure communication. The company said the special mobile service includes free mobile phone calls and mobile data, and that government mobile phones will be able to use these services without payment. The service will be provided with the necessary technical support and security arrangements. Dhiraagu said the package was specially created for government use and would support the government's communication needs, adding that it had prepared the necessary infrastructure and technical systems to provide the service in an effective and professional manner. The service will be launched in two stages. In the first stage, mobile phones and SIM cards will be handed over to relevant government institutions, with the second stage beginning after the initial distribution is completed. Under the service, government mobile phones will have access to a dedicated communication package that includes calls, SMS messages and mobile data — a package Dhiraagu said was specially created for government employees. Dhiraagu said the service would contribute to improving communication efficiency between government agencies and make official communication more secure, and that it is expected to improve the overall quality of government work. The company said the service was developed based on the agreement between the government and Dhiraagu to help government agencies communicate quickly, easily and reliably, and that the technical preparation had already been completed. The package includes free calls to government mobile numbers, free text messages and free mobile data, designed to make government communication easier and more efficient. Dhiraagu said the service was developed as part of its effort to support government communication and would be expanded in stages, adding that it had taken the necessary measures to ensure its security and reliability. According to the company, the service was developed to meet the communication requirements of government agencies and was prepared in cooperation with the relevant authorities. It is now available for official use. Dhiraagu said the service includes government mobile phones and SIM cards provided under the special communication agreement, and that it had been launched to improve the quality and speed of official communication. The company said it would continue to support the service as needed and that the service would be expanded further in the future.