Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Beeline Uzbekistan digital operator has won the prestigious Ookla award. Beeline Uzbekistan, which is part of VEON Group (NASDAQ: VEON, Euronext Amsterdam: VEON), a global digital operator that provides converged connectivity and online services, has become Uzbekistan's leader in terms of quality and speed of video content traffic on mobile devices in Q1 and Q2 2022. Thus, the company has become the winner of the Ookla Speedtest Awards in the Best Video Mobile Experience category.*

Ookla is the world's leader in analysis of mobile and broadband communication networks, application testing and related technologies. Ookla obtains this information based on tests made by subscribers of all operators using Speedtest®. 

More than 5,000 users in Uzbekistan took video tests using Speedtest in Q1 and Q2 2022, the results were then analyzed and compared. Beeline Uzbekistan won the Best Mobile Video Experience Award with the highest Video Score^TM of 69.32. The runner up finished with a Video Score of 60.98. 

The Video Score  methodology can be studied in detail on the website of Speedtest.

The award for Q1 and Q2 2022 is not the first one for Beeline Uzbekistan. The operator already won the Ookla award in 2021 for the Best mobile network, Best mobile coverage and Fastest mobile internet speed.

"Consistently strong performance of Beeline Uzbekistan in Ookla ratings is the result of large-scale network development and efforts aimed at raising the quality of all digital services of the company. VEON investments in the economy of Uzbekistan have given us an opportunity to cross the threshold of 14,800 base stations in 2022 with a high share of 4G sites, which among other things has had a positive impact on mobile video quality. Thanks to extensive efforts, our customers have used the total of 105,000,000 GB (105 PB) from the start of 2022 to view videos using mobile Internet. The award for the Best Video Mobile Experience is an independent confirmation of the results we've achieved", says Andrzej Malinowski, CEO of Beeline Uzbekistan. 

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