Papua New Guinea (NICTA) Opens Consultation on 2025–2030
This roadmap signals a clear shift in PNG''s telecom policy environment—toward increased spectrum availability, regulatory agility, and investment in emerging technologies.
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Radio-frequency Spectrum Allocation Table/Chart
Each of these bands is divided into sub-bands which are allocated to particular services shown in the chart by different colors. The chart is designed for quick reference. For details of
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Papua New Guinea type approval. NICTA approval.
900 MHz is allowed in Papua New Guinea and is commonly used for mobile phone networks, specifically the GSM standard, within the country; the National Information & Communications Technology
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Papua New Guinea Radio Frequency Spectrum Allocation 2026
By aligning with ITU decisions adopted at WRC-23, Papua New Guinea strengthens international spectrum harmonization. This facilitates interoperability and supports global product
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Papua New Guinea RF Spectrum Allocation
It illustrates how the radio frequency spectrum is divided among radio communication services in Papua New Guinea based on the International Telecommunication Union Radio Regulations and Papua
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COUNTRY REPORT in PAPUA NEW GUINEA
ICCC retains functions & powers under ICCC Act 2002 and will apply general competition law to the ICT industry but no longer regulates the ICT industry on an ex ante basis.
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NICTA Releases Updated Radio Frequency Spectrum Allocation Table
On 13 January 2026, the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) of Papua New Guinea released the Radio Frequency Spectrum Allocation Table/Chart (2026),...
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Comprehensive analysis and full text of National Information and Communication Technology Radio Spectrum Regulation 2010 legislation with recent amendments a...
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA: NICTA Calls for Comments Over 2600 MHz
Spectrum Assignment & Licensing Methodology: It''s looking for comments for the concept and identification of the High Demand Spectrum (HDS) NICTA explains that after the public consultations
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