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Cambodia TRC Reinforces Qualified Agent Requirement for Local Importers in Type Approval Applications – CAMBODIA

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05-05-2026

Cambodia TRC Reinforces Qualified Agent Requirement for Local Importers in Type Approval Applications

The Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia (TRC) has issued an important clarification regarding local importer requirements for the Type Approval process in Cambodia.

According to the latest update, TRC has emphasized that the local importer involved in the Type Approval application must be a company holding Qualified Agent (QA) status with TRC. This requirement is now being strictly reviewed during the evaluation and approval process.

The regulation has been reinforced due to import permit requirements applicable to certain telecommunications products prior to shipment into Cambodia. Only companies officially recognized by TRC as Qualified Agents are authorized to apply for these import permits. As a result, the nominated local importer must possess valid QA status to ensure successful approval and importation procedures.

TRC further clarified the following key points:

Local importer information is mandatory for TRC record and compliance purposes.
The importer’s name will not appear on the issued Type Approval certificate.
Failure to provide a qualified local importer may lead to application delays, rejection, or requests for additional documentation and clarification.

Manufacturers, importers, and applicants are strongly advised to verify the QA status of their local importing partners before submitting applications to avoid unnecessary complications during the approval process.

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Serbia Introduces Declaration of Conformity (DoC) Framework in Alignment with EU RED Requirements – SERBIA

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Serbia

05-05-2026

Serbia Introduces Declaration of Conformity (DoC) Framework in Alignment with EU RED Requirements

The Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (RATEL) has introduced a new Rulebook on Radio Equipment (effective 01 June 2024) to align Serbia with the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED).


Key changes include:

RF equipment certification and Certificate of Conformity (CoC) remain mandatory for now, with a 5-year validity period

From 31 December 2026, the CoC requirement will be phased out

Serbia will transition to a self-declaration system, requiring a Serbian-language Declaration of Conformity (DoC) in a specified format

The regulation marks a shift toward full EU RED alignment by 2027, moving from certification-based approval to a self-declaration framework.

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Nigerian Communications Commission Spectrum Roadmap for 2026–2030 – NIGERIA

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Nigeria

05-05-2026

Nigerian Communications Commission Spectrum Roadmap for 2026–2030

The Nigerian Communications Commission has introduced a Spectrum Roadmap for 2026–2030 aimed at expanding terrestrial IMT spectrum to about 3.8 GHz to support 5G, IoT, and broadband growth.

Key updates include:

* Allocation of 5925–6425 MHz for Wi-Fi 6 and 60 GHz for high-speed systems
* Licensing of the 26 GHz band for 5G (2026–2028) and use of 600 MHz for nationwide 5G coverage
* Clearance and repurposing of 1427–1518 MHz and 3.3–3.4 GHz bands for mobile services
* Development of satellite D2D and Non-Terrestrial Networks in the 694–2700 MHz range

The roadmap also introduces a more flexible regulatory approach, including Dynamic Spectrum Access, a General Authorization framework, and regulatory sandboxes for testing new technologies.

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Communications Authority of Kenya Reaffirms Mandatory Submission of Physical Samples for Type Approval Applications – KENYA

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05-05-2026

Communications Authority of Kenya Reaffirms Mandatory Submission of Physical Samples for Type Approval Applications

The CAK has reinforced its requirement for physical sample submission in all Type Approval applications for telecom and radio equipment.

Applications without a sample are now being strictly rejected, even though this requirement has always existed in the official process. The rule applies to all equipment categories, including large devices such as network switches and TVs, with any exceptions handled case by case.

The authority clarified that this is not a new regulation, but a stricter enforcement of an existing rule. Manufacturers and importers are advised to ensure physical samples are included with submissions to avoid delays or rejection.

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IMDA Introduces New Changes to Equipment Registration Framework in Singapore – SINGAPORE

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IMDA Introduces New Changes to Equipment Registration Framework in Singapore

The IMDA has updated its Equipment Registration Guide (IMDA GUIDE EQR), reinforcing requirements for telecom equipment approval in Singapore under the Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity (SDoC) model.

The framework maintains a risk-based approach with three registration categories:

ESER: For complex multi-line and low-power devices based on supplier self-declaration
SER: For common devices such as mobile phones (5G/LTE) and broadband equipment
GER: For higher-risk technologies like base stations and UWB devices requiring third-party certification

Suppliers must ensure compliance with international standards covering safety, EMC, and EMF exposure, and are responsible for product labelling, documentation retention (5 years), and re-registration for major product changes.

Registrations remain valid for five years, with renewal required via the GoBusiness portal before expiry. Certain devices, such as those using overseas SIMs for permanent roaming (e.g., some IoT/M2M products), are excluded from the framework.

 

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National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority Announces Discontinuation of Approval for 3G-Only Cellular Devices – EGYPT

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Egypt

05-05-2026

National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority Announces Discontinuation of Approval for 3G-Only Cellular Devices

The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) of Egypt has announced a major regulatory update concerning imported cellular devices in the country.

Effective October 1, 2025, the NTRA will no longer grant type approval or import clearance for shipments of cellular devices that support only 3G technology. The restriction applies to all devices that do not support advanced network technologies such as 4G or 5G.

This move is part of Egypt’s ongoing efforts to modernize its telecommunications infrastructure and encourage the adoption of newer and more efficient mobile technologies across the market.

Manufacturers, importers, and distributors are advised to review their product portfolios and ensure compliance with the updated requirements before the implementation date to avoid delays or rejection of shipments.

Stakeholders are encouraged to transition towards 4G and 5G compatible devices in line with the country’s evolving telecom regulations and digital transformation initiatives.

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Pakistan CMOs Begin Commercial Deployment of 5G Services – PAKISTAN

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Pakistan

09-04-2026

Pakistan CMOs Begin Commercial Deployment of 5G Services

Pakistan has updated its National Frequency Allocation Plan to support the expansion of Next Generation Mobile Services (NGMS) and align with international standards, impacting both cellular and short-range device manufacturers. Key developments include the commercial launch of 5G services on 19 March 2026, requiring devices to meet local band specifications for PTA approval, the use of the 920–925 MHz band for RFID (which may require hardware adjustments), and the continuation of strict type approval requirements covering SAR, emissions, and frequency stability. These changes are critical for ensuring compliance and shaping product development and market entry strategies.

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CRA Revises the National Frequency Allocation Plan – Qatar

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Qatar

09-04-2026

CRA Revises the National Frequency Allocation Plan

Qatar’s Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has updated the National Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) as of 8 February 2026, replacing the 2022 version to support new spectrum use and improve efficiency. The update, aligned with WRC-23 outcomes and stakeholder consultations, introduces the 5925–6425 MHz band for WAS/RLAN, revises primary and secondary service allocations, and expands frequency bands available for short-range device (SRD) applications.

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Radio equipment approval in Yemen is now managed by multiple authorities, with varying enforcement practices across different regions – YEMEN

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Yemen

09-04-2026

Radio equipment approval in Yemen is now managed by multiple authorities, with varying enforcement practices across different regions.

Due to the political situation in Yemen, radio product type approval is handled by two separate authorities—MTIT in Sana’a and MTIT in Aden. Certification is currently mandatory in Sana’a, while enforcement in Aden is expected soon, although compliance is not yet fully mandatory there. The same regulatory framework applies across both regions.

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Singapore to Enhance Cybersecurity Labelling Requirements for Residential Routers – SINGAPORE

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Singapore to Enhance Cybersecurity Labelling Requirements for Residential Routers

Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency (CSA) plans to strengthen cybersecurity labelling requirements for residential routers under its Cybersecurity Labelling Scheme (CLS) to enhance the security of home network devices. The update aims to address evolving cyber risks, improve consumer awareness of device security levels, and encourage manufacturers to adopt stronger security-by-design practices.

As a result, manufacturers will need to meet higher cybersecurity standards, potentially adjusting product design, testing, and certification processes. This initiative aligns with global efforts to improve the security of consumer IoT devices and build more resilient digital ecosystems.

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