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Cabinet Approves Creation of National Frequency Spectrum Coordination Committee – SAUDI ARABIA

Saudi Wireless Regulatory Services

Saudi

31-01-2025

Cabinet Approves Creation of National Frequency Spectrum Coordination Committee

In 2020, the Cabinet approved the establishment of the National Coordination Committee for Frequency Spectrum, led by Dr. Mohammed Al-Tamimi, Governor of the Communications, Space, and Technology Commission. The committee’s goal is to ensure the optimal and effective use of the frequency spectrum, promote interference-free radio services locally and internationally, and enhance cooperation between government agencies. It also aims to ensure fair access to frequencies across national sectors, encourage modern radio technologies, and support the Commission’s management of the frequency spectrum.

The committee’s responsibilities include coordinating the national spectrum strategy, supporting local and international spectrum coordination, implementing the national spectrum plan, and addressing military and security agencies’ needs. Additionally, it is involved in collecting financial compensation for frequency use and tackling spectrum-related issues. The committee also includes a national team preparing for the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference and an advisory team focused on research trends in radio spectrum, aiming to strengthen partnerships between government, private, and research sectors, boosting local innovation and enhancing the Kingdom’s global role in radio technologies.

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The MTC has streamlined the process for automatically registering drones – PERU

Peru regulatory authority latest news

Peru

31-01-2025

The MTC has streamlined the process for automatically registering drones.

The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through the Directorate General of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC), has simplified the process for registering drones, making it quicker, easier, and fully virtual.

To operate a drone in Peru, it is mandatory to register it with the DGAC and obtain pilot authorization, with some exceptions under Law No. 30740.

It’s recommended to have all the drone’s technical data and the owner’s personal information on hand before starting the process.

Previously, this required submitting the “Appendix A” form with technical and personal data, which could take up to 30 business days to process. With the new system, registration is completed in minutes.

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MTC made key regulatory advancements in 2024 to enhance digital connectivity – PERU

Peru regulatory authority latest news

Peru

31-01-2025

MTC made key regulatory advancements in 2024 to enhance digital connectivity.

In 2024, the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) made significant regulatory advancements to strengthen digital connectivity in Peru, positioning it as a key driver for social and economic development. These measures included optimizing the Coverage Fee mechanism to improve rural access, regulating infrastructure sharing, and enhancing the radio spectrum for efficient telecommunications. The MTC also introduced environmental initiatives like removing unused overhead wiring and promoting sustainability in telecommunications projects.

Key progress was made with the introduction of 5G technologies, updates to the Telecommunications Law, and the establishment of Line 111 for public safety. Additionally, 24 agreements were signed with regional governments to improve technical capacities and connectivity, alongside international cooperation agreements with organizations in Korea, China, and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) on issues like online child protection. These efforts underline the MTC’s commitment to technological modernization, digital inclusion, and regional development.

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Admission of application for the 90.5 MHz frequency concession, T-0912-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

31-01-2025

Admission of application for the 90.5 MHz frequency concession, T-0912-2024

The application for the frequency concession of 90.5 MHz, referenced as T-0912-2024, has been officially admitted for review. This marks the first step in the process to allocate the 90.5 MHz frequency for its designated use, subject to approval by the relevant regulatory bodies.

The frequency concession is an essential part of managing spectrum allocation for various communication needs, ensuring the efficient use of radio frequencies. The application will undergo a detailed evaluation, with further updates anticipated as the process moves forward.

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Admission of application for frequency concession 131.0 MHz, T-0903-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

31-01-2025

Admission of application for frequency concession 131.0 MHz, T-0903-2024

The application for the frequency concession of 131.0 MHz, identified as T-0903-2024, has been officially admitted. This move signals the next step in securing the frequency for its intended use, pending approval and regulatory procedures.

The frequency concession, which pertains to the allocation of specific radio frequencies for use by various services, is crucial for ensuring proper communication systems in a variety of sectors. The approval process will involve a thorough review by the relevant authorities, with further updates expected as the application progresses.

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Admission of Applications for Renewal of Concession for 2 Pairs of Frequencies, T-0843-2024 – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

31-01-2025

Admission of Applications for Renewal of Concession for 2 Pairs of Frequencies, T-0843-2024

SIGET has announced the admission of applications for the renewal of the concession for two pairs of frequencies, under the reference T-0843-2024. This announcement invites interested parties to submit their applications to renew the rights for these specific frequency pairs, which are important for telecommunication services.

The process is part of SIGET’s role in managing and regulating the allocation of radio frequencies in the telecommunications sector. By renewing these frequency concessions, SIGET ensures the continued operation of communication services in line with regulatory requirements, enabling technological advancements and service improvement across the country.

Telecom operators seeking to retain or extend their use of these frequencies are required to submit their applications within the designated period, ensuring they comply with the necessary regulatory and technical criteria. The renewal process will help maintain the stability and growth of the telecommunications infrastructure.

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INACOM Approves Guidelines for Radio Spectrum Management in the IMT Service – ANGOLA

Angola

31-01-2025

INACOM Approves Guidelines for Radio Spectrum Management in the IMT Service.

The Angolan Communications Institute (INACOM) approved the “Guidelines for the Management of the Radioelectric Spectrum in the IMT Service” during a Board of Directors meeting on December 12, 2024. This document, developed in collaboration with Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., serves as a reference for managing the radioelectric spectrum. It outlines current practices, anticipates future trends, and addresses critical issues such as network security and key developments from the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-2023).

The approval aims to meet the increasing demand for radio spectrum and reorganize frequency bands to accommodate emerging technologies like 4G, 5G, and IoT. It provides a foundational framework for regulatory actions and initiatives within the Electronic Communications Sector.

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Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) Introduces New Type Approval Labeling Regulation – MALAWI

Malawi - Type Approval Regulatory news

Malawi

17-12-2024

Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) Introduces New Type Approval Labeling Regulation

The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has recently announced a new Type Approval labeling regulation, which came into effect on 1st December 2024.

The updated regulation requires that all approved devices must feature:
1. The Authority’s logo
2. The model of the equipment
3. The alphanumeric Type Approval identification of the equipment

Additionally, the color and font of the label must comply with the specified regulations.

MACRA has clarified that the new labeling requirements will only apply to applications submitted after 1st December 2024. Any approvals granted before this date will not be affected by the new regulations.

NTRA Launches eSIM Technology in the Egyptian Market – EGYPT

Egypt - Type Approval Regulatory news

Egypt

17-12-2024

NTRA Launches eSIM Technology in the Egyptian Market

The National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has officially launched eSIM technology in the Egyptian market, following the successful completion of all necessary technical tests by the four mobile operators. Additionally, the NTRA has partnered with “Sci Shield” to establish and operate the eSIM data center. This launch is part of the Authority’s efforts to enhance the user experience and align with the objectives outlined in Law No. 10 of 2003, particularly in keeping pace with technological advancements and fostering digital transformation in Egypt’s communications sector.

eSIM technology, which replaces traditional mobile SIM cards, allows users to switch between mobile network providers without needing to replace a physical SIM card. It offers greater security as it is integrated into the device, reducing the risk of theft or misuse. This advancement also boosts the efficiency and sustainability of communication services.

The eSIM provides users with enhanced flexibility, allowing them to easily activate a new number or transfer their existing number without needing to replace the chip, ensuring uninterrupted service. To support this, the NTRA has issued a comprehensive guide to assist users in navigating the eSIM service in Egypt.

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Application now open for the allocation of a pair of radio spectrum frequencies for point-to-point links, T-0872-2024. – EL SALVADOR

El Salvador

17-12-2024

Application now open for the allocation of a pair of radio spectrum frequencies for point-to-point links, T-0872-2024.

The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority has officially opened the application process for granting a pair of radio spectrum frequencies for point-to-point links under reference T-0872-2024. This move aims to facilitate the allocation of radio spectrum resources for establishing high-quality, direct communication links between two fixed locations.

Interested parties can now submit their applications for the frequency pair, which will support a variety of telecommunications and data transmission services. The move is expected to enhance connectivity and improve network performance for businesses and service providers.

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