تسوية منازعات الطيف الترددي في ضوء قواعد القانون الدولي للاتصالات

Abstract EN

The International Communications Facility is considered one of the important facilities at the international level, as it represents the nervous system that connects the countries and peoples of the world.

This facility consists of communications networks that extend across the borders of countries and provide international communication services through wired, wireless and satellite networks, and highlights the importance of the frequency spectrum.

Radio is a limited resource whose economic and social importance is growing with the tremendous technological development in the field of wireless communications and information exchange This facility is managed and ensures its proper performance of its functions through a legal system approved and supervised by the International Telecommunication Union, which bears the responsibility of coordinating international efforts in order to reach the greatest possible efficiency in managing the international telecommunication facility and making good use of the natural resources represented in the radio frequency spectrum in order to Satisfy the need of all countries for frequencies on the basis of equality and fairness among them by relying on a number of legal rules regulating the registration of frequencies allocated to countries and ensuring their protection after fulfilling the required conditions according to the regulations of the International Telecommunication Union so that they can be allocated and registered in the master register of frequencies to ensure the settlement of any dispute that may arise between States thereafter when there is any harmful interference between those frequencies.