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Singapore to Phase Out 3G Network: IMDA Sets Guidelines and Opens Consultation – SINGAPORE

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Singapore

19-01-2024

Singapore to Phase Out 3G Network: IMDA Sets Guidelines and Opens Consultation

The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has announced the gradual phase-out of Singapore’s 3G network, commencing from July 31, 2024. To facilitate a seamless transition, IMDA has released guidelines outlining new restrictions on mobile devices.

Key Points:

  1. Phasing Out of 3G Network:

    • IMDA has confirmed the gradual phasing out of Singapore’s 3G network, starting from July 31, 2024.

  2. Restrictions on Mobile Devices:

    • Effective February 1, 2024, mobile phones that exclusively support 3G and smartphones lacking Voice over LTE (VoLTE) compatibility will not be permitted for local use.

  3. Consultation Announcement:

    • IMDA initiated a consultation process on January 19, 2024, in response to the network phase-out announcement.

  4. VoLTE Compliance Requirements:

    • The consultation proposes that dealers importing mobile phones for sale in Singapore must ensure compliance with VoLTE requirements specified in 3GPP TS34.229-1.

  5. Feedback Collection:

    • IMDA is actively seeking feedback from dealers and suppliers regarding the proposed requirements for mobile phones imported for sale in Singapore.

  6. Submission Deadline:

    • Interested parties are encouraged to submit their opinions via email before the deadline on January 31, 2024.

Official Announcement and Consultation Details:

  • For detailed information on the official announcement and consultation process, refer to IMDA’s official website: IMDA Official Announcement

Japan’s MIC Seeks Public Input on 5G Technical Standards in the 4.9 GHz Band – Japan

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29-01-2024

Japan's MIC Seeks Public Input on 5G Technical Standards in the 4.9 GHz Band

The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) in Japan has initiated a public consultation period to gather opinions on the draft report of the New Generation Mobile Communication System Committee. The report outlines technical conditions for the 5th generation mobile communication system in the 4.9 GHz band.

This move is part of a voluntary opinion solicitation procedure, aiming to incorporate diverse perspectives and insights from stakeholders and the public. The MIC is encouraging active participation to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the proposed technical standards.

Key Points:

  1. Subject of Consultation:

    • The draft report focuses on technical conditions for the 5th generation mobile communication system in the 4.9 GHz band.
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  2. Voluntary Opinion Solicitation:

    • The consultation process is based on voluntary opinion solicitation, inviting input from various stakeholders, industry experts, and the public.
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  3. Submission Deadline:

    • The deadline for submitting opinions is set for February 16, 2024. Stakeholders and individuals interested in contributing to the discussion are encouraged to submit their feedback before this date.
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  4. Online Access to Consultation:

    • The public consultation is accessible online via the official government platform: Link to Consultation
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  5. Official Information:

For more information and to actively participate in the consultation, please visit the provided links.

Indonesia SDPPI Mandates Full EMC Testing Parameters for Telecommunications Devices – INDONESIA

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Indonesia

29-01-2024

Indonesia SDPPI Mandates Full EMC Testing Parameters for Telecommunications Devices

In a significant regulatory development, starting January 1, 2024, all telecommunications devices entering the Indonesian market are now required to undergo comprehensive Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing parameters. This mandate, set forth by Indonesia’s Directorate General of Posts and Information Technology (SDPPI), aims to enhance the safety and reliability of telecommunications equipment within the country, aligning with global standards.
 
Prior to this update, SDPPI only mandated Radiated Emissions (30-1000 MHz and 1-6 GHz) testing for telecommunications devices. However, the new directive introduces a more robust testing framework by incorporating two additional parameters: Conducted Emission at Main Port and Conducted Emission at Telecommunication Port.
 
The expansion of testing parameters signifies a proactive approach by Indonesian authorities to address the evolving landscape of telecommunications technology, ensuring that devices entering the market meet stringent safety and performance standards. This move aligns with international practices and contributes to the overall improvement of the quality and reliability of telecommunications infrastructure in Indonesia.
 
Manufacturers and importers operating in the Indonesian telecommunications sector should take note of these changes, as they will experience a slight increase in both testing time and associated costs. While the additional parameters may pose a new challenge, the overarching goal is to bolster the resilience and integrity of the telecommunications ecosystem, ultimately benefiting consumers and industry stakeholders alike.

TEC Launches Online Certification Modules for Voluntary Certification Scheme- INDIA

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India

29-01-2024

TEC Implements Exclusive Online Certification Application System from January 1, 2024

The Telecom Engineering Center (TEC) announces a paradigm shift in its certification procedures, accepting only online applications for testing and certifying telecom products under its Voluntary Certification scheme, effective from January 1, 2024.
 
The Online Voluntary Certification modules for Certificate of Approval (CoA) and Technology Approval, pivotal components of TEC’s certification framework, were officially launched by Member (S), DOT on December 28, 2023. This digital leap follows the successful implementation of online modules for Type/Interface approval, which became operational on July 7, 2023.
 
With this monumental transition, all categories of certificates issued under the Voluntary Testing and Certification scheme—including Type Approval Certificate, Interface Approval Certificate, Certificate of Approval (CoA), and Technology Approval Certificate—are now accessible for application and processing through TEC’s dedicated online platform.
 
As of January 1, 2024, stakeholders are urged to note that TEC will exclusively entertain online applications for all voluntary certification cases, covering Type/Interface approval, Certificate of Approval (CoA), and Technology Approval. This directive, approved by the Competent Authority, marks a strategic move towards a more streamlined and efficient certification process.
 
This digital evolution not only aligns TEC with contemporary industry standards but also underscores a commitment to fostering accessibility and efficiency within the telecom certification landscape. Stakeholders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the user-friendly online application system for a seamless certification experience.
 
For detailed guidelines and support, interested parties can refer to the official TEC documentation or reach out to 5M Global. TEC’s decision to go digital reflects its commitment to technological advancements and a responsive approach to the ever-evolving needs of the telecom industry.

ANRT Morocco Updates Technical Specifications for Type Approval under ANRT/DG/N°12/23 – MOROCCO

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Morocco

29-01-2024

ANRT Morocco Updates Technical Specifications for Type Approval under ANRT/DG/N°12/23

The National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) of Morocco recently made available its Decision ANRT/DG/N°12/23, which outlines the technical specifications required for type approval of terminal equipment and radio installations.
 
The updated decision introduces a number of noteworthy changes, including the incorporation of new technical specifications for type approval, such as 6GHz WiFi 6E, GPON, GNSS, and ESIM.
Additionally, there are new provisions related to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), low-voltage electrical safety (LVD), and human RF exposure (Health).
The decision also specifies that equipment with a cellular interface must support 4G (LTE) technology at a minimum, and 5G is announced but not yet available as mobile operators must acquire licenses in the anticipated bands 3.4-3.8 GHz before offering the service and user equipment supporting 5G technology must be 5G SA (standalone) compatible.
Only the 5150-5350 MHz frequencies are allowed for Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6E, and the 5.470-5.725 GHz band is licensed for Point to Point applications.
 

TDRA and Dubai Maritime Authority Sign MoU to Simplify Regulatory Framework – UAE

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UAE

30-01-2024

TDRA and Dubai Maritime Authority Collaborate to Simplify Maritime Regulatory Framework in the UAE

The Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) and Dubai Maritime Authority of Dubai Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) have signed an MoU to simplify the regulatory framework for maritime business operations in the UAE. This partnership aims to enhance efficiency in the sector by establishing a streamlined and cohesive procedure for acquiring necessary authorizations for maritime vessels through the Dubai Maritime Authority. The MoU focuses on simplifying the process of granting wireless device authorizations for recreational marine vessels exceeding 10.6 meters in length, as well as all classes of commercial marine vessels operating within the territorial waters of the UAE. The registration and licensing of marine vessels will be subject to assessments to verify their compliance with approved technical specifications and adherence to maritime standards, requirements, and regulations. With the implementation of this partnership, stakeholders within the maritime industry can anticipate a streamlined, effective, and hassle-free licensing process.

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European Commission welcomes AI Act agreement – European Union

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European Union

22-12-2023

European Commission Welcomes AI Act Agreement

On December 9, 2023, the European Commission issued a press release expressing its satisfaction with the political agreement between the European Parliament and the Council on the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act).

The political agreement is currently awaiting formal approval from the European Parliament and the Council. Once approved, it will be published in the Official Journal and come into force 20 days later. The AI Act will become applicable two years after its entry into force, except for certain provisions. Prohibitions will apply after 6 months, while rules on General Purpose AI will apply after 12 months.

To bridge the transition period before the Regulation becomes effective, the Commission is initiating an AI Pact aimed at promoting early implementation of the measures expected in the AI Act.

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CONATEL Release National Telecommunications Plan 2023-2025 – Venezuela

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Venezuela

22-12-2023

CONATEL Release National Telecommunications Plan 2023-2025

CONATEL, The National Commission of Telecommunications of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is set to release the National Telecommunications Plan 2023-2025 on October 10, 2023. This plan will serve as a comprehensive guideline for the development and growth of the telecommunications sector in the country over the next three years. The plan is expected to cover various aspects of the telecommunications industry, including the implementation of new technologies, the expansion of network coverage, the improvement of service quality, and the promotion of innovation and competition in the sector. The publication of this plan is a significant step towards achieving a more advanced and efficient telecommunications infrastructure in Venezuela.

EMC Technical Regulation Released by SASO in Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia

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Saudi

23-12-2023

EMC Technical Regulation Released by SASO in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) has released the EMC Technical Regulation on November 17, 2023. The EMC Technical Regulation is set to take effect on May 15, 2024.

 
Official Document: Technical regulation for electromagnetic compatibility

Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communication Publishes Frequency Band Planning for IMT Mobile Communication System – VIETNAM

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23-12-2023

Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communication Publishes Frequency Band Planning for IMT Mobile Communication System

The Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) released a document called Circular No. 12/2023/TT-BTTTT on October 10, 2023. This document outlines the Frequency Band Planning for Vietnam’s IMT Mobile Communication System, specifically in the 1920-1980 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz frequency ranges.

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