
Qatar and Brazil Sign MoU to Boost Radio Spectrum Cooperation
Key Takeaways: Qatar, represented by the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA), and Brazil, represented by the National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL), have…
Key Takeaways: Qatar, represented by the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA), and Brazil, represented by the National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL), have…
Nepal’s telecom regulator NTA has reinforced the importance of using only authorized frequency bands with permission to avoid interference and service disruption. Unauthorized frequency use, including microwave and satellite bands, will be subject to investigation and penalties.
Saudi Arabia has announced its candidacy to retain its ITU Council seat, emphasizing rapid global connectivity expansion, AI readiness, and regulatory leadership. The Kingdom’s digital workforce growth and upcoming hosting of the 2025 GSR in Riyadh reinforce its position as a regional and global leader in telecommunications and technology policy.
Saudi Arabia announced its bid to retain its seat on the ITU Council, reinforcing its leadership in accelerating global connectivity and digital inclusion. The Kingdom emphasizes innovation, inclusive AI, digital workforce growth, and regulatory leadership, while hosting the 2025 Global Symposium for Regulators in Riyadh.
Pakistan will deactivate nearly 5 million mobile SIMs tied to expired or invalid CNICs in a phased plan starting June 2025, aiming to curb network misuse and strengthen national security. Citizens are urged to renew their CNICs to avoid service disruption.
Egypt’s FRA is finalizing regulations for electronic real estate platforms, focusing on real estate investment funds as the preferred legal framework. Ongoing stakeholder consultations and recent accounting reforms aim to enhance financing options, market stability, and investor protection in the real estate sector.
Kuwait’s CITRA has proposed a new draft regulation to oversee mobile and virtual telecom service distributors, focusing on licensing, operational standards, and enhanced oversight. The initiative promotes transparency, fair competition, and improved service quality, inviting stakeholder input before finalization.
Oman’s TRA has rolled out a new regulatory framework for telecom retail tariffs, superseding the 2016 regulation. The update focuses on fostering competitive pricing and transparency in the telecommunications market to better serve consumers and support sector growth.
PTA and NCCIA’s coordinated raids in Gujranwala underscore the ongoing fight against IMEI tampering and cloned devices, emphasizing the importance of strict enforcement to safeguard national security and public safety.
The MoE’s summer programme in Dakhliyah empowers students with practical STEM skills and innovation-driven learning, preparing them for international competitions and advancing Oman’s vision for a science-savvy future generation.