Bahrain’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA), as a consumer centric regulator, has published its draft work plan for 2022-23 period structured upon four main pillars: meeting government policy, ensuring a secure and resilient network for all users, reliable broadband for all, and protecting and empowering consumers.
Since its establishment in 2002, TRA has been working with government, consumers, operators and investors to develop Bahrain into the region’s most modern communications hub and to facilitate the growth of the market.
Commenting on the One Year Work Plan, TRA Bahrain General Director Philip Marnick said: "Bahrain continues to develop its telecoms sector as part of its Economic Vision 2030 plan, with telecommunications being one of the key strategic areas. The Authority will help drive the digitization of industry in the kingdom."
The authority's work plan ensures that our work delivers for Bahrain and consumers. I welcome comments from industry and consumers on our proposed work plan," stated Marnick.
"As part of this process, the Authority will consult to ensure that everyone's views are taken into consideration before publishing the final work plan," he added.-TradeArabia News Service