About Novel Telecom
Established in 2021, Novel Telecom is a joint venture between DIL Technology and Horizon Technology, created to redefine regional and international connectivity through Iraq.
DIL Technology is a licensed ISP operating in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, holding exclusive rights for international connectivity at the Turkish border — a critical gateway for data transit between Asia and Europe.
Horizon Technology, established in 2013, is a regional telecom solutions provider with a strong focus on international network development, smart infrastructure, and digital transformation. With operations spanning multiple countries, Horizon brings strategic vision and global expertise to the partnership.
Together, Novel Telecom provides high-performance IP MPLS, IPLC, DPLC, Ethernet, IP Transit, IPVPN, and fiber connectivity — enabling seamless, secure, and scalable communications across borders.
Vision
To position Iraq as a strategic digital corridor between Asia, the Middle East, and Europe by delivering world-class connectivity solutions. We aim to lead regional telecom transformation through innovation, reliability, and strong partnerships.
Mission
To provide secure, scalable, and high-performance connectivity solutions via Iraq. Through our joint expertise, we empower carriers, enterprises, and governments with infrastructure that supports global communication and digital growth.
Core Values
Reliability: We deliver consistent, dependable services.
Innovation: We embrace new technologies to stay ahead.
Integrity: We operate with transparency and professionalism.
Excellence: We strive for the highest standards in everything we do.
Who We Serve
Novel Telecom provides solutions for a wide range of clients, including:
International Carriers looking for low-latency transit routes via Iraq.
ISPs and Operators seeking reliable regional and cross-border connectivity.
Enterprises and Government Entities in need of secure, high-capacity infrastructure.
Did You Know?
Iraq offers one of the shortest and most efficient terrestrial routes for data traffic between Asia and Europe. With strategic access to submarine landing stations in the south and border crossings to Turkey in the north, Iraq is rapidly emerging as a vital alternative to traditional routes — reducing latency, improving redundancy, and enabling faster, more resilient connectivity for global networks.
