A list of national regulatory authorities for telecommunications in Member States and other countries.
Member States
- National Regulatory Authority in Austria - RTR
- National Regulatory Authority in Belgium - BIPT
- National Regulatory Authority in Bulgaria - CRC
- National Regulatory Authority in Croatia - HAKOM
- National Regulatory Authority in Cyprus - OCECPR
- National Regulatory Authority in Czech Republic - CTU
- National Regulatory Authority in Denmark - DBA
- National Regulatory Authority in Estonia - ETRA
- National Regulatory Authority in France - ARCEP
- National Regulatory Authority in Finland FICORA
- National Regulatory Authority in German - BNetzA
- National Regulatory Authority in Greece EETT
- National Regulatory Authority in Hungary - NMHH
- National Regulatory Authority in Ireland - ComReg
- National Regulatory Authority in Italy - AGCOM
- National Regulatory Authority in Latvia - SPRK
- National Regulatory Authority in Lithuania - RRT
- National Regulatory Authority in Luxembourg - ILR
- National Regulatory Authority in Malta - MCA
- National Regulatory Authority in The Netherlands - ACM
- National Regulatory Authority in Poland- UKE
- National Regulatory Authority in Portugal - ANACOM
- National Regulatory Authority in Romania - ANCOM
- National Regulatory Authority in Slovakia - RU
- National Regulatory Authority in Slovenia - AKOS
- National Regulatory Authority in Spain - CNMC
- National Regulatory Authority in Sweden- PTS
Candidate countries
EEA countries
Non-EU countries
Latest News
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At Mobile World Congress 2026, the European Commission has unveiled EURO-3C, a €75 million project to develop Europe’s first large-scale federated Telco-Edge-Cloud infrastructure, supported by Horizon Europe.