The arrangement included optic fibre network - inter and intra city, submarine cable networks, towers and Internet broadband services and other such opportunities identified in the future.
Bharti Infratel's has over 82,000 telecom towers, which includes over 35,000 of its own towers and the balance from its 42 per cent equity interest in Indus Towers.
"Our vast footprint and high network uptime levels will offer significant synergies of faster access to market and lower operational costs," Bharti Infratel CEO D S Rawat said.
He added the agreement would also benefit its existing customers with lower rentals and energy charges as a result of additional sharing.
Reliance Jio is the first telecom operator to hold pan- India Unified License and had announced in July last year that it will add 7,000 employees taking total headcount at company to 10,000 in 2014-15.
Reliance Jio started first trial of its 4G services in Delhi, Mumbai and Jamnagar. The Department of Telecom has allocated 22 million numbers for launch of services.
