Regulatory News from 2026
Possible Delays in the Middle East
2026-03-03
Following recent developments over the weekend, temporary delays may occur in several countries across the Middle East. »read moreWebinar: NFC CR15 for CCC Digital Key CertificationCOMPRION GmbH and IBL-Lab GmbH offer practical insights into the NFC certification process for automotive applications. »read more
Executive Decree No. 26-97 came into forceExecutive Decree No. 26-97: New Procedures for the Homologation of Electronic Communications Equipment in Algeria »read more
India: DoT Exempts Lower 6 GHz RLAN from LicensingIndia’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has introduced license-exempt use of the lower 6 GHz band for certain Radio Local Area Network (RLAN) systems. »read more
Chile: Resolución 737 EXENTA Enters into ForceChile implements Resolución 737 EXENTA, introducing new exemption categories and mandatory QR code requirements effective February 22, 2026. »read more
Lebanon: TRA Clarifies Label RequirementsLebanon’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has clarified key aspects of the labeling requirements for imported products subject to Type Approval. »read more
Japan: Partial Amendment of Ordinance for Enforcement of the Radio ActJapan expands the permitted frequency band for TPMS and RKE systems to 433.05–434.79 MHz. Adoption is planned for June 2026. »read more
Lebanon: Importer approval under TRAAs mentioned in our previous Lebanon news TRA will now be in charge for issuing Type Approval certificates. »read more
ACMA Spectrum Management and Telecommunications ConsultationThe ACMA has launched eight public consultations covering topics such as spectrum management, telecommunications outages, and maritime regulations. »read more
Lebanon: Responsibility for Type Approvals Transferred to TRAThe Lebanese government has reassigned responsibility for the approval of telecommunications and radio equipment. »read more
Yemen Government Bans American ProductsYemen’s government has officially approved a regulation banning American products, requiring all ministries to enforce the measure. »read more
