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Frequencies – French Overseas Markets
Arcep awards the winning candidates licences to use frequencies in the 700 MHz, 900 MHz and 3.4 – 3.8 GHz bands in Martinique and in Guadeloupe
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Frequencies – French Overseas Markets
Frequency assignments in the 2.1 GHz band in Guadeloupe and in Martinique: results of the third positioning auction
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Frequencies – French Overseas Territories
Arcep awards temporary licences to use frequencies in the 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2.1 GHz and 2.6 GHz bands in Mayotte
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Fixed Market Regulation
Unbundling tariffs: Arcep queries the sector on a proposal from Orange to commit to maintaining its copper LLU access tariffs, which are subject to an obligation of non-excessive pricing, for 2026-2028
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‘Everywhere, for everyone and for a long time": Laure de La Raudière presents Arcep's ambition for 2030 at the 2025 Greetings ceremony
Flanked by members of the College Mireille Clapot, Xavier Merlin, Emmanuel Gabla, Sarah Jacquier-Pelissier and Marie-Christine Servant, Arcep Chairwoman Laure de La Raudière presented Arcep's ambition for 2030 and the Authority's best wishes to industry players on 21 January 2025 at the Sorbonne.
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Trip to Guiana for fixed and mobile connectivity talks
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February 2025 to February 27, 2025
Arcep Chair, Laure de La Raudière, along with Arcep’s “Connected Territories” department, will be travelling to Guiana for several days, to take stock of the issues specific to this vast territory, 96% of which is forest. Bespoke regional development has been examined for the most isolated communities, to be able to provide the local population with high-quality connectivity. This includes using alternative ultrafast solutions to fibre. Guiana is also a strategic territory, home to a submarine cable that connects to Portugal, and recently became a member of the Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU).
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