CRA PRESENTS RESULTS OF BROADBAND COVERAGE SURVEY (2024 January 19 d.)

As Lithuania moves towards a gigabit society, the transformation of which depends largely on the development of the country’s communications infrastructure, the Communications Regulatory Authority (RRA) completed a six-month Broadband Coverage Study in January.

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CRA: DIGITAL MARKET PARTICIPANTS FACE CHANGE, CONSUMERS FACE A SAFER INTERNET (2024 March 4 d.)

As of 17 February, all intermediary service providers providing services in the EU must be fully compliant with the Digital Services Act (DSA).

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Quarterly Activity Report of the Twinning Project in Ukraine presented (2021 January 19 d.)

On 15 January 2021 the remote meeting of the Steering Committee of the Twinning Project in Ukraine “Strengthening the Regulatory Capacity of the National Commission for the State Regulation of Communications and Informatization in the Areas of Market Access and Quality of Service Monitoring System” took place, where the activity report of the fifth quarter was presented.

CRA: MAXIMUM UNIVERSAL POSTAL SERVICE TARIFFS ARE CHANGING, NON-PRIORITY PARCELS ARE BEING ELIMINATED (2023 November 9 d.)

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has completed the examination of the request of the Lithuanian Post to change the maximum tariffs of the universal postal service.

The Communications Regulatory Authority deregulates broadcasting markets (2023 August 1 d.)

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has decided to deregulate the markets for broadcasting services - Broadcast Transmission Services and Broadcast Transmission Facility Services - and to lift the obligations imposed on the Lithuanian Radio and Television Centre and “Telia Lietuva”.

RRT shares the 5G development plans in Lithuania (2020 November 10 d.)

Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania (RRT) plans to announce the auctions for mobile operators to acquire the radio frequencies necessary for 5G radio communication network deployment.

EU Twinning project supporting the Georgian National Communication Commission wraps up activities (2019 July 5 d.)

19 month project with over 190 expert missions of Lithuanian, German and Polish experts helped define Georgian secondary legislation and guidelines on communications in line with EU standards.