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Arcep

Arcep is the France’s Electronic Communications, Postal and Print media distribution Regulatory Authority, with the status of independent administrative authority (IAA). The architect and guardian of the country’s internet, fixed and mobile and postal networks, Arcep works to ensure that these networks develop as a “common good”. Find out more about the causes that drive the seven members of Arcep’s Executive Board, and the tasks that keep the 170 Arcepians busy.

Last updated on October 15 2025

Viewing networks as a common good

Arcep is an independent administrative authority (IAA). Responsible for regulating the electronic communications, the postal sectors and the print media distribution, Arcep acts independently of economic stakeholders and political power.

Its strategic ambition for 2030 is to ensure that the country has digital infrastructures that are accessible everywhere, for everyone and for a long time to come.

Our Mission Statement "Ambition 2030" Strategy

Arcep Executive Board

The Arcep 2025 board : from left to right : Akim Oural, Marie-Christine Servant, Sarah Jacquier Pelissier, Laure de La Raudière (Chairwoman), Xavier Merlin, Mireille Clapot and Zacharia Alahyane

The Executive Board

How it is appointed and how it operates

Our organisation

Figures for 2024

Arcep’s organisation

Arcep in Europe and around the world

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Are you interested in protecting net neutrality, working to improve our networks, foster regional connectivity, modernise the print media distribution? Engineers, economists, lawyers or just passionate about the issues…JOIN US!

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Arcep

14 rue Gerty Archimède

75012 Paris

+33 1 40 47 70 00

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Arcep

Viewing networks as a common good

Arcep Executive Board

Our organisation

Arcep in Europe and around the world

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Ingénieur de la donnée (F/H)

Chargé de mission "internet ouvert" - juriste (F/H)

Chargé de mission "affaires européennes" (F/H)

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