From official sources

FINAL ACTS OF THE WORLD RADIOCOMMUNICATION CONFERENCE (ISTANBUL, 2000)

• The Government of Peru has ratified the Final Acts of the World Radiocommunication Conference, Istanbul, 2000.
  The instrument of ratification was deposited with the Secretary-General on 27 May 2003.

CHANGES

• The Ministry of Informatics and Communications of the Republic of Hungary has changed its name and is now called Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications.

• The Ministry of Post, Telegraph and Telephone of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has changed its name and is now called Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology.

• The Ministry of Transport and Communications of Turkey has changed its name and is now called Ministry of Transportation.

• The Ministry of Communications of the Republic of Yemen has changed its name and is now called Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology.

• Acterna Eningen GmbH, which participates in the work of the Standardization Sector, has changed its name and is now called Acterna Germany GmbH.

• Vodafone Spain, which participates in the work of the Standardization Sector, has changed its name and is now called Vodafone España S.A.

NEW MEMBER

Telecommunication Development Sector

• Arab Knowledge Management Society (AKMS), (Amman, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan) has been admitted to take part in the work of this Sector.

STRUCTURAL CHANGE

Republic of Zambia

• The Communications Authority, Regulator, has been designated as the official agent to coordinate ITU matters. The Communications Authority replaces the Zambia Telecommunication Company Limited which has been performing this function.

OTHER NEWS

   in Georgia

The Administration of Communications and Post has been established and its main functions and responsibilities include taking part in the elaboration of State policy in the field of post and communications, managing the State-owned telecommunications and postal networks and integrating the Georgian telecommunications and postal networks into the global postal and telecommunications network.