MTS covered another 41 small villages and villages of Tatarstan with LTE network

2025: Launch of LTE network in 41 small villages and villages of Tatarstan

MTS, the digital ecosystem, on November 18, 2025, announced the expansion LTE of coverage Tatarstan within. Digital Inequality Elimination Programs Thanks to the installation of new equipment and the modernization of the existing network, another 11 thousand residents of small settlements in 20 districts of the republic received stable and. voice communication mobile internet

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MTS provided stable communication and high-speed Internet to 40 more small villages and villages in 20 districts of the republic. On average, about 300 people live in each of the settlements connected to the MTS network under the program to eliminate digital inequality. In the smallest of them, in the village of Su-Yelga, Mamadysh district, about 30 Tatarstan residents live. In the largest, in the homeland of the famous Tatar poet, prose writer and playwright Fanis Yarullin - in the village of Kzyl-Yar, Arsky district - about 2000 people. Most of the small settlements were connected in the Kukmorsky and Mamadysh districts.

{{quote "The" Digital Inequality Elimination "program allows you to provide stable voice communication and high-speed mobile Internet even in small settlements. Despite the distance from large cities and the small population, residents of villages and villages also lead an active digital life - they use state information systems, banking and entertainment applications, undergo online training, buy goods and services on marketplaces. For representatives of the older generation, who can make up a significant share of residents of small settlements, it is especially important to stay in touch and communicate with their loved ones. Therefore, the federal program and its participants from the telecom market really solve important social problems, - said Marat Kabanov, director of MTS in Tatarstan. }}

The work on providing MTS communications to small settlements in the fall of 2025 affected the territories of Agryzsky, Alekseevsky, Alkeevsky, Almetyevsky, Arsky, Verkhneuslonsky, Vysokogorsky, Zainsky, Zelenodolsky, Kaibitsky, Kama-Ustyinsky, Kukmorsky, Mamadyshsky, Mendeleevsky, Pestrechinsky, Sabinsky, Spassky, Tetyushsky, Chistopol and Yutazinsky districts of the Republic. A year earlier, more than 30 thousand Tatarstan residents living in 95 villages and villages in 34 districts of the region received access to stable voice communication and high-speed mobile Internet of the operator as part of the program to eliminate digital inequality.