Home / On April 2, 2025, the Public Services Regulatory Commission of Armenia approved the issuance of new radio frequency usage permits to Viva Armenia CJSC. The permits cover the 2300–2350 MHz and 2350–2400 MHz bands and were awarded following a competitive tender process aimed at advancing the rollout of public mobile 5G networks across…
Home / China’s National Certification and Accreditation Administration (CNCA) has issued an official notice detailing the updated implementation requirements for fire emergency lighting and evacuation indication products. The move comes in preparation for the enforcement of the revised national standard GB 17945-2024, which will take effect on May 1, 2025. Changes to Certification Scope…
Home / On March 13, 2025, Albania’s Electronic Communications Agency adopted new rules regarding the use of radio frequencies that can be used without a radio frequency use permit. This update aligns the country’s regulations with the standards set by the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications (CEPT) and other international agreements accepted by the…
Home / The National Certification and Accreditation Administration (CNCA) of China has issued an announcement on March 17, 2025 aimed at reinforcing the management and formulation of certification rules across various sectors. This new regulation, which ensures that certification bodies align their practices with national laws and standards, is designed to foster a more standardized,…
Home / India’s 5G rollout is progressing rapidly, with key government initiatives supporting the expansion and availability of services across the country. The Ministry of Communications has introduced several reforms and measures to support the deployment of 5G mobile services, aiming to boost connectivity and infrastructure. Key Initiatives to Support 5G Rollout The Indian government…
Home / Vietnam’s Ministry of Science and Technology has issued a new circular to establish national technical regulations for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. This regulation sets the safety and technical standards for EV charging posts, covering a wide range of requirements related to the operation, manufacturing, and compliance of charging infrastructure. Overview of the…
Home / Curaçao has revised its National Decree on Designated Telecommunication Services, an important change in the telecom regulations of the country. The previous decree, which was adopted in 1995, obliged telecom providers to provide telephony, telex and telegraph services. Since the internet is considered as a vital service, it has been made to be…
Home / China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has announced the application process for industry standards related to key home safety and emergency products in 2025. This initiative aligns with the Industry Standard Conditions for Home Safety and Emergency Key Products (2025 Edition) and the Management Measures for Industry Standard Announcements to ensure…
Home / Turkey has introduced a sweeping new Cyber Security Law (Law No. 7545), aimed at strengthening the country’s resilience against cyber threats. The law establishes a clear framework for protecting critical infrastructure, securing public and private sector digital assets, and ensuring national security in cyberspace. Who is Affected? The law applies broadly across multiple…
Home / Zambia released the official list of type approved equipment as of March 7, 2025. The document outlines Makes, Models, and Equipment Type for over 8,000 products. Click here to access the full document. For this article’s source information and any product certification guidance, please contact Global Validity. Quick Country Facts Zambia Certification…
Home / On February 28, 2025, Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security (MPS) officially assumed state management responsibilities for cybersecurity from the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC). This transition was formalized in a handover ceremony between the two ministries, marking a significant shift in cybersecurity regulation. Important Changes in Cybersecurity Management With this transfer, the…
Home / On March 12, 2025, Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL) released Official Letter 81/2025/ORCN/SOR-ANATEL, providing clarification on the definition of “indoor environments” for the use of the 5150-5350 MHz frequency range in vehicular applications. This clarification aligns with Act 14448 and specifies which types of vehicles qualify as indoor environments for WLAN B1/B2 use….
