The Georgian National Communications Commission held monitoring of radio frequency spectrum to reveal illegal functioning of the Russian mobile operator (MTC) on the occupied territory (former South Ossetia) of Georgia. Radio monitoring was once again held on November 1, 2013 and the use of radio frequency spectrum was checked on the territory of Shida Kartli region villages Ergneti, Ditsi, Dvani, Nikozi, Arbo, Mereti and Tergisi. The Monitoring results confirmed the functioning of the ...

  Term of the licenses of Radio Georgia and Radio Imedi has been prolonged for a ten-year period at the session held today at the Georgian National Communications Commission. Radio Georgia carries out private specialized (entertaining) radio broadcasting in Tbilisi at FM 103.4. For the license term prolongation the company has to pay 10 692 GEL to the State budget of Georgia within one year. Term of the license owned by Radio Imedi has also been prolonged for a ten-year period. Within ...

  The Georgian National Communications Commission makes a statement concerning the changes made to the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting on September 27, 2013. Due to the changes made to the Law rules for assignment of Commissioner of independent regulatory bodies as well as procedures for Commissioner’s dismissal have been changed, consequently, Commissioner’s dismissal procedure is simplified, which in our opinion significantly reduces the degree of independence and security of ...

  The Georgian National Communications Commission hosts Houlin Zhao, Deputy Secretary-General of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). Meeting with Houlin Zhao, ITU Deputy Secretary-General will be held at the Georgian National Communications Commission on October 17, 2013, at 13:00. The meeting will be led by Karlo Kvitaishvili, Chairman of the Commission. Commission Members and Heads will also attend the meeting with ITU delegation. The purpose of the visit is to discuss ...

The Georgian National Communications Commission approved property declaration forms which must be submitted by natural persons and legal entities to receive license in broadcasting fields. In accordance with amendments made to the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, license seeker natural persons and legal entities are imposed obligation to fill in property declaration forms. Pursuant to amendments, elaboration and approval of property declaration forms was imposed on the Georgian National ...

The Georgian National Communications Commission’s decision remained in force by Tbilisi City Court’s decision. Radio Maestro (Georgian Radio Ltd) appealed against the Commission’s Decision regarding the company’s two-year restriction on participation in competitions for broadcasting licenses. We remind you that Radio Maestro was announced the winner of the competition for the radio broadcasting license held in Gudauri on February 25, 2013. The company had to pay 20 % ...

The delegation of the Georgian National Communications Commission under the guidance of Karlo Kvitaishvili, Chairman of the Commission, attended the Global Symposium for Regulators. The Global Symposium (The 13th GSR) organized by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) is held for the 13th times this year. The title of the Symposium is “4th Generation Regulation: driving digital communications ahead”. Within the framework of the conference, Karlo Kvitaishvili, Chairman ...

The Georgian National Communications Commission hosts the delegation of the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE) of the Republic of Poland. The official visit of June 5-7 is implemented within the framework of the Memorandum of Mutual Cooperation between the regulatory bodies of Georgia and Poland.   Within the three-day visit meetings will be held with representatives of different departments of the Commission. The parties will talk about supervision procedures for electronic ...

The Georgian National Communications Commission congratulates communications specialists on their professional day. Georgia celebrates professional day of communications on 17 May. It must be noted that electronic communications and information technologies in Georgia is one of the most developed field and its indicator is not behind the world’s other countries’ level of development. All this is a result of untiring work of specialists in this field. The Georgian National ...

The Georgian National Communications Commission has a new Chairman. Karlo Kvitaishvili, Commission’s member, has been appointed Chairman of the Commission by the order N16/04/01 of the President of Georgia. Karlo Kvitaishvili was appointed a member of the Georgian National Communications Commission on November 17, 2007. Karlo Kvitaishvili acted as Chairman of the Commission while Irakli Chikovani, the former Chairman of the Commission, was on a leave of absence. For the biographical ...