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Who is OGERO?
OGERO (Organisme de Gestion et d’Exploitation de l’ex-Radio Orient) is the Lebanese state-owned fixed telecommunications operator and primary provider of Lebanon’s fixed voice and broadband infrastructure for residential, business, and wholesale customers.
- Nationwide fixed-line voice and data network operations and maintenance
- Retail and wholesale broadband internet access services over copper and fiber
- Provisioning and management of Lebanon’s core telecom backbone and international connectivity
- Enterprise and government connectivity services, including leased lines and related solutions
- Support, customer service, and online account tools for fixed telephony and internet subscribers
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OGERO is the state-owned fixed telecommunications operator in Lebanon, mandated to operate and manage the national fixed voice and broadband infrastructure. Its network provides core connectivity for residential users, enterprises, and public-sector entities, and underpins other licensed Internet Service Providers (ISP) that depend on OGERO’s backbone and wholesale access arrangements.
The organization delivers fixed telephony and broadband internet services over a mix of legacy copper access and fiber-based infrastructure (broadband connectivity). OGERO’s role includes operation of central offices, access networks, and backbone links that interconnect major Lebanese regions and connect to international gateways. This places OGERO as a core infrastructure provider within Lebanon’s telecommunications stack, supporting both last-mile access and upstream capacity.
For enterprises and institutions, OGERO provides connectivity services such as business internet access, dedicated links, and capacity products that align with common enterprise networking requirements (enterprise connectivity). These services are used to support corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures, branch connectivity, and access to cloud or data center resources, using standard IP networking protocols and routing frameworks. OGERO’s infrastructure forms part of the underlay over which VPNs, security overlays, and application delivery solutions can be built by customers or partner providers.
From a technology perspective, OGERO’s broadband offerings rely on IP-based transport, with services delivered over DSL on copper loops in some areas and fiber-based access in others (fixed broadband). The organization manages routing, switching, and aggregation platforms that connect access nodes to its core network and to international capacity. Its function is comparable to fixed incumbent operators in other countries that operate last-mile access and wholesale services while supporting retail offerings to end users.
OGERO also provides digital customer-facing channels through its website and online tools, where users can review service information, submit requests, and access support resources. This supports operational workflows such as line activation, fault reporting, billing inquiries, and plan changes. For enterprise technical stakeholders, OGERO is a primary counterpart for fixed connectivity planning, capacity ordering, and network interconnection within Lebanon.
Within an IT and telecom services directory, OGERO can be categorized under: fixed-line telecommunications operator, broadband internet services (fixed broadband), wholesale network infrastructure provider (carrier services), and enterprise connectivity services (business internet and leased capacity).
Our description of OGERO. Updated December 2025.
