An effective spectrum management strategy is key to fostering innovation, universal connectivity, and economic growth in the telecom sector, according to Anil Kumar Lahoti, Chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). "He (A K Lahoti) underscored that effective spectrum management is not merely about allocation; it is about creating an environment where innovation can flourish, connectivity is universally accessible, and economic growth is fostered," as per an official statement of the Ministry of Communications.
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SATRC Workshop
Lahoti, today inaugurated the South Asian Telecommunication Regulators' Council (SATRC) Workshop on Spectrum, held at the Double Tree by Hilton in Goa. The event, organised by the Asia Pacific Telecommunity (APT) and hosted by TRAI, brings together delegates from SATRC member countries, industry experts, and government officials for a three-day discussion on the future of spectrum management, the Ministry of Communications said on Tuesday.
This workshop aims to address the critical importance of effective spectrum management in the rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape, the Ministry noted.
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Spectrum for Future Development
He also emphasised the critical role of effective spectrum management in today's digital environment and noted that the telecom sector is at the forefront of innovation and empowerment, driving digital transformation and delivering solutions that enhance the quality of life, according to the statement.
"Recognising the critical role of the radio frequency spectrum, SATRC established a Working Group on Spectrum as part of its Action Plan," he said.
"He emphasised that the workshop provides an excellent platform for sharing insights on emerging technologies, spectrum allocation, and policy development," TRAI's chief said, as per the statement.
