Mexico Dissolves IFT as CRT Takes Over Telecom Regulation

New Mexico Telecom Regulator: CRT As of October 17, 2025, Mexico officially ended operations of the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT). The Comisión Reguladora de Telecomunicaciones (CRT) has now taken over all responsibilities for regulating the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors. This structural change comes under the 2025 Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law, which redefines federal oversight of […]

Jordan Sets New Rules for Telecom Device Approvals in 2025

Jordan Telecom Type Approval Rules Overhauled Jordan’s Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) has issued Instructions No. 2 of 2025, which replace the 2024 guidelines governing the import and certification of telecommunications and terminal equipment. These instructions took effect upon publication in the Official Gazette and now represent the country’s primary regulatory framework for type approval. The […]

Mexico Telecom Law Advances With Key Compliance Changes

Mexico Telecom Law Update: Key Changes and Transition Plan The new Mexico Telecom Law introduces sweeping reforms to modernize the country’s telecommunications framework, with careful provisions to ensure smooth implementation. Through close collaboration between the existing Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) and newly created Telecom Regulatory Commission (CRT), the legislation maintains regulatory continuity while minimizing […]

Vietnam: Government Restructure Plan 2025 – Update

According to report No. 219/BC-BNV dated 11/01/2025 of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the main advisory ministry of the Government on restructuring, the following important points are reported to the Government: The new ministry after merging MIC and the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) will be called the Ministry of Science and Technology The […]

Mexico: IFT’s Annual Operational Calendar for 2025-2026: Key Dates and Compliance Guidelines

The Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones (IFT) has officially published its Annual Calendar for Sessions and Administrative Operations for 2025 and early 2026.  This document outlines key session dates and work suspension days, providing stakeholders in the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors with important guidance on IFT’s operational schedule. Key Points: Why It Matters: For companies and professionals interacting with the IFT, this calendar provides essential information for […]

Bolivia: ATT Published a New Type Approval Guidelines

The Telecommunications and Transportation Authority of Bolivia (ATT) has released a new regulatory administrative resolution, ATT-DJ-RAR-TL LP 539/2024, which governs the registration and homologation of telecommunications and ICT equipment. This resolution, issued on November 6, 2024 and recently published in early December, replaces the previous regulation, ATT-DJ-RAR-TL LP 443/2023, which had been in effect since […]

Mexico: Introduces ADYT for Digital Transformation While Postponing Debate on IFT Dissolution

The Mexican government has launched the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency (ADYT) to simplify bureaucratic processes, enhance digital public services, and reduce corruption. The initiative includes a Digitalization and Simplification Law that prioritizes technological autonomy, data intelligence, and public accessibility, with milestones such as digital identity implementation and regulatory simplifications planned through 2025. Meanwhile, the […]

Indonesia: SDPPI Announces Revision of Multiple Technical Standards Regulations

The Directorate Standardization Device Post and Informatics (SDPPI) has announced multiple updates to its technical standards for telecommunications equipment. The affected standards include those for GMPCS terminals, satellite communication systems, HF, VHF, UHF radio communication tools, mobile telecommunication equipment (4G and 5G technologies), WLAN, and Free Space Optics.  These revisions align with the latest international […]

Indonesia: SDPPI Shares on Socialization of Sanctions and Market Surveillance

The Directorate General of SDPPI is focused on ensuring the safe and appropriate spread of telecommunications equipment in Indonesia, highlighting the importance of regulations for state security and human safety. An event was held to educate stakeholders about administrative sanctions related to the use of telecommunications equipment, emphasizing compliance with rules to avoid endangering state […]