The National Communications Regulatory Authority has started the process of amending Communications Law No. 10 of 2003 to increase the penalty for using contraband devices, the most notable of which are illegal signalling tonics, which have a negative impact on the quality of audio services in residential areas. These measures are intended to improve the quality of the services provided to users in the third quarter of 2022.
A proposed revision to Communications Law No. 2 was created by the National Communications Regulatory Regulatory Authority.
The most notable of which is the illegal signal tonights, which adversely affects the quality of audio services in the regions Residential in a circle whose diameter ranges between 3 km and 7 km, as these amendments were approved by the Senate in preparation for presentation to the House of Representatives. 10 of 2003, in which the penalty for the use of non-approved devices from the device came to reach 5 million pounds instead of 50 thousand pounds.
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749 additional mobile stations will be adopted in the third quarter of 2022.
The National Communications Regulatory Authority has adopted 749 new stations during the third quarter of 2022 out of a total of 2162 since the beginning of 2022, which contributes to improving the standards of quality of communication services and the ability to absorb the growing volume of the movement in the Egyptian market.
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covering a number of major thoroughfares in the Upper Egypt regions
The National Communications Regulatory Authority has finished covering 5 main roads with mobile phone services with a total length of 493 km in 5 governorates (Luxor, Aswan, New Valley, Sohag and the Red Sea) in addition to raising the efficiency of 7 other roads with a total of 1812 km linking between 16 governorates .
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To overcome the quality of the quality of telecommunications services indicators, power firms are fined roughly 24 million pounds.
In the third quarter of 2022, mobile providers received penalties from the National Communications Regulatory Authority for violating the criteria and regulations for mobile phone services by around 24 million Egyptian pounds.
5. Encourage the use of mobile e-wallets as a form of electronic payment in the educational process.
In conjunction with the beginning of the new school year, the National Communications Regulatory Authority ordered mobile companies to provide benefits and gifts to users who pay for educational expenses through their electronic portfolios using USSD codes or by using smartphone applications. The benefits and gifts that users receive range from 100 to 500 pounds in the form of financial recovery (cashback) or shopping vouchers, depending on each company.
The communications organisation completes the processes for providing mobile services for 5 new routes and improving the effectiveness of another 7 in 21 governorates.
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