Guinea's postal and telecommunications regulator, described on its site as an independent administrative authority with legal personality and financial autonomy.
What they do
Protects consumers and operators, promotes competition and service continuity in the regulated markets, and handles equipment homologation, licensing and quality-of-service monitoring for postal and telecom operators. Its laws section also hosts the telecommunications, cybersecurity and electronic transactions laws.
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