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Belarus hails World Radiocommunication Conference as opportunity to promote ideas

A World Radiocommunication Conference is an event that presents an opportunity to promote one's ideas, BelTA learned from First Deputy State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Pavel Muraveiko.

A World Radiocommunication Conference of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) opened in Dubai on 20 November and will last through 15 December. There are over 30 items on the agenda. They affect virtually all the radio communication services. Belarus' interests are represented by the country's communication administration. Chairman of the State Radio Frequencies Commission, First Deputy State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Pavel Muraveiko joined the Belarusian delegation during the third week. The official took part in a number of bilateral meetings.

During the meeting with Mario Maniewicz, Director of the ITU's Radiocommunication Bureau Pavel Muraveiko noted that the World Radiocommunication Conference is a uniting event, an event where people can meet, talk, and promote their ideas. “Belarus persistently honors all the provisions of the existing agreement and will continue promoting and honoring these agreements. We thank you and the administration of the International Telecommunication Union for the technical support we've received, for consultations, personal participation and promotion, including of our interests. The matters, which are discussed at the conference, are important and interesting for us,” the official noted.

Matters concerning the usage of radio spectrum and the stance of the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications (RCC) was discussed during the meeting of Pavel Muraveiko and Valery Butenko, Chairman of the RCC's Commission on the Regulation of the Use of the Radiofrequency Spectrum and Satellite Orbits.

“The level of integration of our countries in the field of usage of the radio spectrum is rather high. Positions of Belarus' communication administration and RCC countries are rather close. We have a lot of common interests,” the first deputy state secretary of the Security Council of Belarus stressed.

Written by belta.by