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Serbia Adopts New Radio Frequency Allotment Plans and Universal Service Regulations – SERBIA

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05-08-2024

Serbia Adopts New Radio Frequency Allotment Plans and Universal Service Regulations

On July 27, 2024, the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Postal Services of Serbia adopted and implemented three key rulebooks:

Rulebook for Frequency Allotment (880–915/925–960 MHz): Establishes the allotment plan for mobile and fixed communication networks within these frequency bands. It replaces the previous plan for GSM/DCS 1800 frequencies.

Rulebook for Frequency Allotment (1710–1785/1805–1880 MHz): Sets the new allotment plan for mobile and fixed communication networks within these bands. It replaces the previous rulebook for these frequencies.

Rulebook on Universal Service Obligations: Comes into effect on January 1, 2025, and details how to determine and publish data on universal service offers, including geographic availability, pricing, and quality. This rulebook mandates that providers of universal service must publicly disclose this information.

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CRA Sets December 31, 2025 Deadline for Phasing Out 3G Mobile Services – Qatar

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19-08-2024

CRA Sets December 31, 2025 Deadline for Phasing Out 3G Mobile Services

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) issued a decision to mobile Service Providers, following consultation with stakeholders, mandating the cessation of third-generation mobile telecommunications services (IMT-2000) in the State of Qatar by December 31, 2025. This step is part of CRA’s strategic plans and ongoing efforts to enhance the quality and efficiency of telecommunications services in Qatar, ensuring the provision of advanced and reliable services that meet consumers’ needs and future aspirations.

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CRA and ITU Conduct Workshop on Joint Digital Regulation Strategies – Qatar

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27-08-2024

CRA and ITU Conduct Workshop on Joint Digital Regulation Strategies

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) hosted a workshop in Qatar to enhance digital regulation and support the country’s ICT sector.

The event involved government officials, regulatory bodies, and telecom providers, focusing on agile digital policies, international standards, and new regulatory tools. The workshop reviewed Qatar’s current frameworks, aiming to align with global standards and support digital transformation.

Following the workshop, a national review will assess regulatory practices and collaborative efforts to improve the digital economy and governance. ITU has conducted similar reviews in 15 countries since 2020 to guide digital regulation and governance.

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MTC Releases New Regulation to Accelerate 5G Adoption – PERU

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17-08-2024

MTC Releases New Regulation to Accelerate 5G Adoption

The decree authorizes the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) to directly allocate radio spectrum to interested companies following a call for expressions of interest, provided the demand does not exceed the available spectrum in the relevant frequency band.

Currently, 5G technology is being introduced in the country using the Non-Stand Alone (NSA) standard, which operates 5G stations over an existing 4G LTE network, similar to early implementations in other countries.

The decree aims to allocate sufficient spectrum in line with international standards to support the Stand Alone (SA) standard, enhancing speed and capacity up to tenfold.

“5G will facilitate widespread device connectivity without sacrificing transmission quality, supporting applications like the Internet of Things, telemedicine, tele-education, automation, and remote management,” emphasized Minister Pérez Reyes.

The decree also mandates that companies receiving spectrum allocations commit to investing in expanding 4G coverage in rural and socially prioritized areas. They will need to extend 4G service along key routes, including the Panamericana Norte, Sur, and major national roads, and provide necessary infrastructure for the Pan American Games.

The new regulation is designed to enhance telecommunications services, enabling 5G networks to accommodate more users, connections, and higher speeds.

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Zelmar Rodríguez Crespo Confirmed as New Administrator of ASEP – PANAMA

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Panama

27-08-2024

Zelmar Rodríguez Crespo Confirmed as New Administrator of ASEP

Zelmar Rodríguez Crespo, recently ratified by the National Assembly as the General Administrator of the National Authority for Public Services (ASEP), has vowed to enhance public services following his appointment by President José Raúl Mulino. Rodríguez Crespo received strong support from deputies after recent penalties were imposed on regulated companies.

In his address to the media, Rodríguez Crespo emphasized his commitment to improving public services and outlined plans to achieve these goals. He also addressed the issue of sanctions against electricity distribution companies, noting that several penalties are still under review. The authority is prepared to impose further measures if service improvements are not made. “Sanctions will be enforced for all concessionaires failing to provide adequate service,” he affirmed.

In the coming days, Rodríguez Crespo will oversee inspections at locations with significant electrical service issues.

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Oman is introducing major changes to the validity period and labeling requirements for its Type Approval certificates – OMAN

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21-08-2024

Oman is introducing major changes to the validity period and labeling requirements for its Type Approval certificates.

Starting August 21, 2024, Type Approval certificates will have a fixed validity period of four years, down from an indefinite term. This update affects both new and existing certifications. Certificates issued before 2020 must be renewed promptly to maintain validity.

Additional updates include:

Labeling Requirements: Products with certifications issued after August 2024 must feature a QR code on their labels.
Applicant Details: New certifications must be registered under the name of the actual importer.

The trial aims to identify potential challenges in preparation for the gradual shutdown planned from the third quarter 2024.

NCC Orders Telecoms to Ensure Transparency in Tariffs – Nigeria

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05-08-2024

NCC Orders Telecoms to Ensure Transparency in Tariffs

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has directed telecommunications operators to simplify their tariff plans, bundles, and promotional offers. Issued on July 29, 2024, the directive titled “Guidance on the Simplification of Tariffs in the Nigerian Communications Sector” aims to make information about voice, SMS, and data services clearer and more accessible for subscribers.

Under the new guidelines, Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are required to publish a detailed table of their tariff plans and bundles, including information on features, add-ons, prices, opt-in/opt-out procedures, renewal terms, and rollover policies. This measure follows consultations with industry stakeholders and data analysis on consumer needs.

The key goals are to reduce tariff complexity, ensure transparency and fairness in promotional offers, protect consumer interests, and foster fair competition by standardizing tariff structures.

Operators must also provide detailed information about their tariffs, such as plan names, prices, validity periods, call rates, data speeds, and fair usage policies. They can keep existing bonus-based plans until December 31, 2024, to transition subscribers to simplified plans.

Additionally, MNOs must present tariffs in a clear and user-friendly format, including full disclosure via Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD). Stand-alone data bundles must be offered at fair prices, and promotional bonuses must be transparently stated. Operators are also required to meet Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) as per the Quality of Service (QoS) Regulations.

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NCC Orders Swift Reactivation of Lines Affected by NIN-SIM Verification Problems – Nigeria

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27-08-2024

NCC Orders Swift Reactivation of Lines Affected by NIN-SIM Verification Problems

Over the weekend, many telecom subscribers faced disruptions as they were unable to access their phone lines due to issues with verifying their National Identification Numbers (NINs) against their Subscriber Identification Modules (SIMs). This led to their numbers being blocked by telecom service providers in compliance with the NIN-SIM linkage regulations.

The NIN-SIM linkage requirement, which began in December 2020, mandates that all SIM cards be linked to a verified NIN. Initially set for completion by April 15, 2024, the deadline was later extended to July 31, 2024, to provide additional time for consumers to complete the verification process. Despite these extensions, many lines remain unverified.

The Federal Government of Nigeria’s initiative aims to enhance national security and ensure an accurate national SIM ownership database. This policy is intended to protect user identities and support the growth of a secure digital economy.

In response to the recent disruptions, the Commission has instructed telecom operators to immediately reactivate all lines disconnected over the weekend, giving consumers a chance to finalize their NIN-SIM linkage. This reactivation is temporary, allowing users to complete the verification process.

The Commission urges all consumers who have not yet verified their SIMs to do so promptly to avoid further disruptions and ensure continued access to their phone lines

For more information,Kindly click here: Official Announcement

Jordan Customs Department and Telecommunications Regulatory Commission Announce Launch of “E-commerce and Express Transport Customs Center” – JORDAN

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Jordan

19-08-2024

Jordan Customs Department and Telecommunications Regulatory Commission Announce Launch of "E-commerce and Express Transport Customs Center"

The Jordan Customs Department and the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission have announced the creation of the “E-Commerce and Express Transport Customs Center,” located at the Jordan Post Company building. This new center, effective August 15, 2024, will handle customs clearance for postal items and replace the Capital Post Customs Center.

Key benefits include:

Improved Efficiency: The center will streamline customs processes, offering 24/7 service compared to the previous 7-hour daily operation, and expedite the handling of e-commerce and express transport shipments.

Enhanced Services: It will provide significant facilities for citizens, merchants, investors, and express companies, and simplify parcel delivery.

Support for E-Commerce: The center aligns with Jordan’s Economic Modernization Vision and National E-Commerce Strategy, improving postal sector operations to meet e-commerce needs.

Expanded Capabilities: The new location offers more space for expansion, including additional warehouses and infrastructure, and will introduce a new system for sorting and clearing parcels.

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Telecommunications Regulatory Authority Releases Postal Sector Statistics Through End of 2023 – JORDAN

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19-08-2024

Telecommunications Regulatory Authority Releases Postal Sector Statistics Through End of 2023
According to statistical data released by the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission and published on its website, the total number of local postal items handled by both private and public postal operators (Jordan Post Company) in 2023 was approximately 38 million. Of this, private postal operators managed about 37 million items, representing a 98% market share, while public postal operators handled around 1 million items, with a 2% market share.

For international parcels, private postal operators processed 1,309,419 parcels in 2023, holding a 68% market share, compared to 610,064 parcels handled by the public postal operator, which had a 32% market share. This brought the total number of international parcels for both operators to 1,919,483.

The data also revealed that by the end of 2023, the Authority had licensed 195 private mail operators—183 local and 12 international—alongside the public mail operator, totaling 196 licensed operators overall.

The postal sector workforce reached 43,362 employees by the end of 2023, including 862 in general mail and 42,500 in private mail. Additionally, the sector had 41,030 delivery vehicles, consisting of 36,029 cars and 5,001 bicycles.

For more information kindly click here: Official Announcement

 

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