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Globe and e& have announced a partnership to strengthen international voice services across the Philippine telecom operator’s network. The agreement was revealed on 28 July 2026 in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Under the deal, e& Carrier & Wholesale Services will become Globe’s preferred international voice partner. As a result, global operators will gain a secure and resilient gateway for voice traffic bound for the Globe network.

The partnership introduces real-time traffic monitoring alongside AI-enabled fraud detection. In addition, it brings intelligent routing and global carrier security capabilities to the table.

Nabil Baccouche, Group Chief Carrier & Wholesale Officer at e&, said the agreement combines Globe’s market reach with e&’s international voice network and routing expertise. Furthermore, he noted that carrier partners will benefit from a secure, efficient route to the Globe network, backed by real-time monitoring and fraud detection tools.

Darius Delgado, Chief Commercial Officer of Globe, described the partnership as a major step in strengthening the company’s international voice business. He added that working with a global technology leader like e& will help enhance service quality and fraud protection, while delivering greater value to carrier partners.

The new service will draw on several of e&’s voice security tools. These include a voice firewall, AI-enabled fraud prevention, real-time monitoring, advanced analytics, and SIM-box detection. Together, these capabilities aim to support revenue assurance and reduce fraud across international voice routes.

Moreover, by combining Globe’s reach in the Philippine market with e&’s global carrier network, the partnership will offer international operators a streamlined route to Globe’s network. Carrier partners can expect intelligent routing, greater traffic visibility, and consistent service management as a result.

Overall, this collaboration reflects a broader industry shift toward secure, technology-driven voice services. Both companies say the partnership will help build a more resilient and future-ready international voice services ecosystem.