Bahrain’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has concluded the 18th meeting of its Spectrum Strategy and Coordination Committee (SSCC), reinforcing its commitment to driving the Kingdom’s digital transformation in alignment with Bahrain Economic Vision 2030.
The committee focused on preparing for the World Radiocommunication Conference 2027 (WRC-27), where Bahrain’s positions on key spectrum issues will be finalized. These preparations are crucial for securing allocations that support emerging technologies such as 6G, next-generation satellite connectivity, and enhanced global mobile broadband—while ensuring the continuity and evolution of current services.
The meeting also explored advancements in 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) private networks, highlighting their potential to accelerate industrial automation and strengthen critical sectors such as energy and utilities. Members underscored the importance of adopting technology-neutral frameworks that foster innovation, safeguard data sovereignty, and uphold stringent standards for network security and reliability.
Eng. Mariam Ahmed Al Juman, TRA’s Director of Technical & Operations and SSCC Chairperson, emphasized Bahrain’s forward-looking approach:
“The SSCC reflects Bahrain’s proactive spectrum management, ensuring our strategies enable world-class connectivity, foster innovation, and protect national interests.”
The TRA reaffirmed that the SSCC will continue to be a key driver of Bahrain’s spectrum policy—positioning the Kingdom as a regional leader in digital transformation and telecommunications innovation.
