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MVNO Europe priorities for 2023

Brussels, 16 January 2022 - MVNO Europe welcomes 2023 with a set of priorities leading its work programme for the new year. The fair share debate, emergency communications, Roaming and BEREC work are on our agenda with the overall goal to promote innovation and fair...

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MVNO Europe response to the Ukrainian crisis

Brussels, 29 March 2022 – MVNO Europe members are taking actions to support Ukrainian people including Ukrainian refugees in the EU by facilitating mobile communication from/to Ukraine.  In reaction to the extremely unfortunate and regrettable events happening in...

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MVNO Europe started 2022 with the extension of the Board mandate for another two years. The renewed Board encourages measures to establish fair competition in the Telecom market across the European Union and reacts to the Ukrainian crisis

Brussels, 29 March 2022 – MVNO Europe started 2022 with the extension of the Board mandate for another two years. The renewed board has already been active in this first quarter by calling for measures addressing wholesale competition issues in Czechia as well as by...

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MVNO Europe calls on the European co-legislators to be ambitious when revising the EU Roaming Regulation, and to reduce wholesale roaming price caps for data further than proposed today by the European Commission

MVNO Europe welcomes the EC’s proposal to prolong the Roam-Like-At-Home Regime; MVNO Europe nevertheless considers that the wholesale caps proposed by the Commission are disconnected from market reality and need to be further reduced to allow for a more competitive...

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MVNO Europe welcomes the Portuguese National Communications Authority’s conditions for the 5G spectrum assignment

MVNO Europe welcomes the Portuguese National Communications Authority’s (ANACOM) regulation establishing the conditions for accessing the spectrum in the 700 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2.1 GHz, 2.6 GHz and 3.6 GHz bands, approved on 30 October 2020. MVNO Europebelieves that the rules will promote competition for mobile and wireless communications, including 5G, and enable greater choice and quality of service.

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