Outcomes of the BEREC – EMERG – EAPEREG - REGULATEL SUMMIT, 2-3 July 2015

03 July 2015

BEREC (the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications) and its counterparts from EaPeReg (Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network), REGULATEL (Latin American Forum of Telecommunications Regulators) and EMERG (Euro-Mediterranean Regulators Group) met in Barcelona, on the 2nd and 3rd July, for the high level BEREC-EMERG-EaPeReg-REGULATEL Summit, to discuss the current challenges for the electronic communications sector in the new Internet ecosystem. Representatives from the European Commission and from the BEREC Office were also present. The meeting has been hosted by the Spanish National Authority For Markets and Competition (CNMC).

The debate was based on three different sessions, addressing the following topics:

·         The Internet ecosystem: challenges to regulation

·         Broadband: Access and connectivity, NGNs and deployment in rural and remote areas; and

·         Broadband services and quality standards from the consumers’ perspective.

At the end of the Summit the participants adopted a joint declaration, which can be consulted here.

Participants agreed on the added value of maintaining this cooperative regulatory dialogue between Europe and other regions of the World, namely Latin America, North Africa and Middle East, as well as the Eastern Europe, aiming at exploring ways to promote future joint working groups, as well as to have such a similar Summit in the future.

Photo gallery from the BEREC – EMERG – EAPEREG - REGULATEL SUMMIT, 2-3 July 2015 

Presentations given during the summit:

Presenter

Presentation

Pavel Pavlovski,
Head of Development and  Strategic Planning Department
BELTELECOM,
Belarus

Качество услуг широкополосного доступа в сеть Интернет

Quality of services for broadband access to the Internet

Gilbert Camacho,
Presidente Consejo de la SUTEL
Costa Rica

Regulador del Sector Telecomunicaciones Costa Rica.

Jacques Stern,
ARCEP,
France

Cost sharing models of NGN rollout in rural or remote areas

Amina El Fatihi
ANRT,
Morocco

 

Approche de développement du haut débit et très haut débit au Maroc

 

INTT, Tunisia

Vers une Stratégie Nationale pour l’implémentation du Service Universel en Tunisie

 Giedrius Pūras,
Deputy director, RRT
Lithuania

 

 BROADBAND DEPLOYMENT: The example of Lithuania

Vesa Terava, EC

Connectivity as raw material of Digital Economy

Andrejs Dombrovskis,
SPRK, Latvia

Challenges to Regulation: Internet Ecosytem

 

Adi Cahan-Gonen
Senior Professional Advisor to the Director-General
Ministry of Communications
Israel

Internet (over-the-top) services and challenges to regulation

Torstein Olsen,
Director General
Norwegian Communications Authority
Norway

 

Net neutrality activities at BEREC and Nkom

Huichalaf Roa, Pedro Mariano.
Subsecretario de Telecomunicaciones, Chile

La Neutralidad de la Red: El Caso Chileno

 

 

Pedro Huichalaf
Subsecretaría de Telecomunicaciones
Chile

 

Neutralidad de la Red: Explorando el impacto en REGULATEL

 

Gonzalo Ruiz Díaz
Chairman of the Board, Osiptel,
Peru

 

Challenges for Telecoms in the New Internet Ecosystem:
Improving the Quality of Broadband Services:
The Peruvian Experience

 

IFT, Mexico

Estrategia integral de calidad de servicio (QoS) en telecomunicaciones y radiodifusión

 

Cristina Luchita
Chief of Economic Executive
Regulation Service ANRCETI,
Moldova

 

Broadband Development in the Republic of Moldova

Victor Mazur,
Member of NCCIR,
Ukraine

 

Broadband development in Ukraine:
Market overview and key initiatives

 

Tim Gilfedder
Technical Advisor, Ofcom,
UK

 

Measuring the experience consumers have when using broadband services

Beatriz Elena Cárdenas
CasasComisionada CRC,
Colombia

 

Percepción de Calidad de los servicios de comunicaciones (2014)

 

Al-Ansary Al-Mashakbah,
TRC,  Jordan

 

QoS for Broadband Services, Consumer Perspective and Regulatory Challenges