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Vodafone says to speed up 4G development in Greece

Fri, 13th Sep 2013 09:04

ATHENS, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Vodafone Group plans tospeed up the development of 4G technology in Greece, ChiefExecutive Vittorio Colao said on Friday.

"Vodafone is committed to this country, to Greece," Colaotold reporters in Athens after meeting Greek Prime MinisterAntonis Samaras.

"Vodafone is about to accelerate investment in 4G technologyin the country (and) to make further 3G technology," he said.

Vodafone is the second-biggest mobile telephony provider inGreece.

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