WORLDWIDE HOMOLOGATION, REGULATORY COMPLIANCE, TYPE APPROVAL SPECIALIST

Approval of 92.5 MHz Frequency Exploitation Rights, T-0487-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

23-10-2024

Approval of 92.5 MHz Frequency Exploitation Rights, T-0487-2024

The regulatory authority has officially granted the right to exploit the 92.5 MHz frequency, designated as T-0487-2024. This decision will enable the licensed entity to enhance radio broadcasting services in the region.

The new frequency is expected to foster greater community engagement and provide a platform for diverse content. The authority remains dedicated to supporting the growth of local media and ensuring that residents have access to a variety of programming options.

Further information about the launch and planned initiatives will be released soon.

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Approval of 90.5 MHz Frequency Grant, T-0647-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

23-10-2024

Approval of 90.5 MHz Frequency Grant, T-0647-2024

The regulatory authority has announced the granting of the 90.5 MHz frequency license, designated T-0647-2024. This development marks a crucial step in expanding radio broadcasting capabilities in the area.

The awarded frequency will allow the new operator to deliver diverse programming and engage with the local community more effectively. The authority emphasizes its commitment to promoting a dynamic media environment that reflects the interests and needs of residents.

Details on the launch and planned content are anticipated in the coming weeks.

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Approval of 90.5 MHz Frequency Grant, T-0585-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

23-10-2024

Approval of 90.5 MHz Frequency Grant, T-0585-2024

In a significant development for local broadcasting, the regulatory authority has officially granted the right to the 90.5 MHz frequency, designated as T-0585-2024. This license will enable the successful applicant to operate on this frequency, expanding access to radio services in the region.

The decision aims to enhance community engagement and promote diverse content delivery, reflecting the authority’s commitment to fostering a vibrant media landscape. Stakeholders are optimistic about the potential impact on local programming and listener accessibility.

Further details regarding the operational timeline and programming plans are expected to be announced soon.

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Submission of application for allocation of a pair of radio spectrum frequencies, T-0436-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

23-09-2024

Submission of application for allocation of a pair of radio spectrum frequencies, T-0436-2024

A new application has been submitted for the allocation of a pair of radio spectrum frequencies, identified as T-0436-2024. This request seeks official approval to be assigned two specific radio frequencies from the available spectrum. The application is part of ongoing efforts to secure the necessary frequencies for communication, broadcasting, or other related services. The reference number T-0436-2024 will be used to track and process this request through the regulatory channels responsible for managing radio spectrum allocations.

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His Excellency the Governor holds a meeting with the President of the National Telecommunications Agency in Brazil. – SAUDI ARABIA

Saudi Wireless Regulatory Services

Saudi

23-09-2024

His Excellency the Governor holds a meeting with the President of the National Telecommunications Agency in Brazil.

Dr. Mohammed bin Saud Al-Tamimi, His Excellency the Governor of the Communications, Space and Technology Commission, met with Mr. Carlos Manuel Baigorri, President of Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL), during his visit to Brazil.

The meeting focused on strengthening international cooperation in communications, space, and technology, and included discussions on regulatory solutions, enhancing digital infrastructure, satellite sustainability, and organizing joint workshops for expertise exchange. This collaboration aligns with the Authority’s efforts to bolster the Kingdom’s global presence in these sectors and promote innovative development.

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CRA and ITU Launch Qatar’s Digital Innovation Profile – QATAR

Qatar - Type Approval Regulatory news

Qatar

23-09-2024

CRA and ITU Launch Qatar's Digital Innovation Profile

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) of Qatar, in partnership with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), has launched the Digital Innovation Profile (DIP) initiative. This project aims to evaluate Qatar’s digital innovation ecosystem, providing critical insights to shape strategies and national policies that will drive the country’s digital transformation.

The DIP involves a thorough assessment of Qatar’s innovation and entrepreneurship capabilities. It began with stakeholder interviews and will continue with co-creation workshops on August 27-28, 2024. These workshops will identify strengths, address gaps, and develop recommendations to advance Qatar’s digital economy.

Eng. Hussain Abdulla Salatt from CRA highlighted the importance of the DIP in enhancing Qatar’s global ICT competitiveness and aligning with national visions such as Qatar National Vision 2030. The findings from this initiative are expected to guide future policies and help Qatar stay at the forefront of digital innovation.

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“Public Consultation on Regulations to Shield Beneficiaries from Spam and Fraudulent Messages ” – OMAN

Oman Type Approval Homologation

Oman

23-09-2024

"Public Consultation on Regulations to Shield Beneficiaries from Spam and Fraudulent Messages"

In response to the growing use of SMS for marketing and the rise in spam messages causing consumer inconvenience, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) in Oman is introducing new regulations. These regulations aim to create a safer and more competitive communications environment by addressing spam and protecting consumer rights. All telecommunications service providers and contracting companies in Oman will be required to adhere to these new rules.

 

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The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority received approximately 4,000 complaints in the first half of 2024 – JORDAN

Jordan telecom regulatory news

Jordan

23-09-2024

The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority received approximately 4,000 complaints in the first half of 2024.

The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority reported receiving approximately 4,000 complaints about telecommunications and postal services from January to June 2024, with a resolution rate of 92%.

Of these, 2,511 complaints were about Internet services, 1,437 about mobile phone services, 37 about landline phone services, and 22 about postal services. Complaints can be submitted through various channels including a toll-free number (117000), email, social media, and the Authority’s website, which is connected to an automated complaint tracking system.

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Renewal of the cooperation agreement between the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority and the National Telecommunications Institute to develop a system for assessing mobile station capacity using the latest global technologies aimed at improving environmental health and public safety. – EGYPT

Egypt - Type Approval Regulatory news

Egypt

23-09-2024

Renewal of the cooperation agreement between the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority and the National Telecommunications Institute to develop a system for assessing mobile station capacity using the latest global technologies aimed at improving environmental health and public safety.

The National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has renewed its cooperation protocol with the National Telecommunications Institute (NTI) to ensure the periodic measurement of electromagnetic power from mobile stations using advanced global technologies. This renewal aims to confirm that mobile stations adhere to internationally permissible limits set by regulations from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the Ministry of Health and Population, and the Ministry of Environment.

The updated protocol, signed by Eng. Mohamed Shamroukh, CEO of NTRA, and Dr. Ahmed Khattab, Director of NTI, focuses on using the latest technology to monitor electromagnetic capacity, ensuring environmental safety and compliance with health standards. It also includes developing an integrated digital measurement system, aligning with the Ministry’s digital transformation strategy.

Eng. Shamroukh highlighted the role of specialized engineers and experts in assessing mobile stations’ compliance with safety requirements and international standards. Dr. Khattab emphasized the NTI’s long-standing expertise and its contribution to advancing the telecommunications sector through research, training, and knowledge transfer.

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TRA Bahrain to Host ITU Digital Skills Forum – BAHRAIN

Bahrain - Type Approval Regulatory news

Bahrain

23-09-2024

TRA Bahrain to Host ITU Digital Skills Forum - BAHRAIN

The Kingdom of Bahrain will host the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Digital Skills Forum from September 17 to 19, 2024. The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) is leading the event, which will gather global leaders, policymakers, and experts to explore the importance of digital skills for sustainable development.

TRA General Director Philip Marnick emphasized Bahrain’s commitment to a digital-first economy and the forum’s alignment with national goals. The three-day event will cover topics such as bridging the digital divide, the impact of emerging technologies, and skills for secure digital use, offering opportunities for professional networking and insight exchange.

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