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(ANSAnmed) - AMMAN, JUNE 26 - The third generation services 3G will be introduced in the near future as officials from the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) said today they are working on preparing technical infrastructure for this service. Companies interested in providing the service will have access to radio frequencies in the 2GHz band for delivering 3G, TRC CEO Ahmad Hiasat said, noting that the government has taken a serious stride to put the final touches to launch the services. In addition, the government plans to engage interested parties in dialogue to pave the ground for efficient application to the long awaited product. Mobile sector in Jordan witnessed a steady growth after the market was liberalized nearly ten years ago, with four providers controlling the market of 5.4 million population. Official records show the number of subscribers is 4.8 million, including an army of foreign expatriates including half a million Iraqi asylum seekers and half a million expatriates. Officials in Amman say their strategy is built upon the results of comprehensive studies performed by Eurostrategies, the Brussels-based European consultancy that provides technical assistance to the TRC through the "Support to Regulatory Reform and Privatisation" Programme sponsored by the Delegation of the European Commission to Jordan. (Ansamed)