Africa-Press – Angola. The Minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies and Social Communication, Mário Oliveira, recalled, this Friday, in Luanda, that the broadcasting process must be carried out in strict compliance with the rules, especially from the point of view of use signal level frequencies.
When speaking at the opening of the workshop on “Dialogue with the Regulator”, the government official maintained that the issue of radiated power, modulation deviation and channel bandwidth must be taken into account in this process, under penalty of non-compliance. cause damage to the environment.
The damage, he explained, could be to human health, as well as interference in adjacent channels or services, with emphasis on the aeronautical mobile service, which supports communications between planes and control towers and the auxiliary signaling service for aerial navigation..
The minister recalled that broadcasting plays an essential role in the process of education, information and socio-cultural and economic training, being a means that aims to disseminate information and other related content, to which the vast majority of the population has access as listeners.
Focusing on the need to guarantee the monitoring of the radio spectrum, Mario Oliveira stressed that the Angolan Executive directed the Angolan Telecommunications Institute to implement the integrated Radio Spectrum Management and Numbering System, the results of which have been visible in the continuous improvement of radio spectrum conditions. work and proactive supervision of the spectrum at national territory level.
Under the theme “Technical parameters of broadcasting”, the event aimed to bring together and promote dialogue between the regulatory body, broadcasting operators and other interested parties in issues linked to regulatory processes and procedures in the electronic communications market
. raise awareness and alert broadcasting operators and users of this service, about the principles, standards and procedures that must be observed in the process of radio implementation and broadcasting, as well as about the dangers arising from non-compliance with the aforementioned parameters established internationally and by the national broadcasting plan. frequencies.
Members of the Ministry of Telecommunications, Information Technologies and Social Communication, PCAs of public and private media bodies, as well as directors of several radio stations were present at the event.
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