The mandate of the Ministry is as derived from the Executive Order No. 01 / 2018. 01/2018 The Somaliland Ministry of ICT mandated to carry out responsibility for implementing a system to
The Telecommunication Department is responsible for formulating, implementing, and overseeing sector policies and regulations as well setting sector standards and compliance. Preparing
The Ministry was founded in 1993 under the name of the Ministry of Communication and Post, the ministry has undergone a number of stages, and the name of
About us Moct The Ministry of Communications and Technology is the lead Federal Government body mandated to formulate national policies, laws
With the increasing density of base stations, the network energy consumption is increasing and has become one of the important reasons for the excessive greenhouse gas
The Ministry was founded in 1993 under the name of the Ministry of Communication and Post, the ministry has undergone a number of stages, and the name of the Ministry has recently been
Ministry of Information Communication TechnologyDear Guests, Media Representatives Asalam-u-alikum waramatullah wabarakatahu. Today, I
Ministry of Information and Communication Technology +252 63 4362751 info.mict@sldgov 107, Abu Baker Al Siddiq Road, Durya, 26-June, Hargeisa, 90602
Currently serving as the Honourable Minister of Communications and Technology, he also holds a prominent role as a Member of the House of the People in the Federal
Ministry of Information Communication TechnologyDear Guests, Media Representatives Asalam-u-alikum waramatullah wabarakatahu. Today, I am pleased to present you the main
About us Moct The Ministry of Communications and Technology is the lead Federal Government body mandated to formulate national policies, laws and regulations related of Communications
The rapid change in the provision of services and communication networks in Somaliland has resulted in the ministry constantly developing and developing regulations, guidelines and
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