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Legal framework

The TRA’s mandate and activities are carried out in accordance with official laws and decrees. To learn more about the legal framework under which the TRA operates, please click on the following links.

Telecom Law 431 / 2002
Law 431, or the Telecommunications Law as it is often referred to, was issued in 2002 to provide the framework for governing the organization of the telecommunications services sector and to set the rules for its transfer to the private sector.

Decree appointing TRA board
Decree 1 appointing the TRA Board was issued in February 2007 and formed the official announcement of the members of the TRA Board, the date of commencement of their work and the length of term of office.

Administrative & financial regulations
Decree 14264 was issued in 2005 and specifies the administrative and financial regulations according to which the TRA should be managed.

Financial procedures of the TRA
Click here to read the Financial procedures of the TRA.

 
TRA in the press
 
  • The IPv6 Forum welcomed Lebanon as its newest member with the establishment of the IPv6 Forum Lebanon » more
  • The TRA publishes a short series of Questions and Answers related to the stopping of illegal FM operators and clarifies the regulatory framework on improving FM Broadcasting » more
  • The number of mobile subscriptions worldwide has reached 4.6 billion, according to the latest estimates by the International Telecommunication Union, who also predicted the growth of this figure by 8.6% » more
  • A new submarine cable (I-ME-WE) linking India to France through the Middle East and Italy will be available in March 2010 » more
  • According to UNCTAD’s Information Economy report 2009, there are 4 billion persons using mobile phones in the world and 1.4 billion using the internet » more
  • The TRA supports the Broadband Manifesto initiative, a declaration of the deeds and principles that recognize broadband as a critical tool for sustained economic growth in a knowledge-based economy. » more
  • Calls from Lebanon to the Syrian Arab Republic are now restricted to the international code (00963) » more
  • There are popular tools for protecting children and monitoring their internet usage » more
  • The TRA has defined clear rules for healthy and fair competition » more
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