- ARPCE organised a tripartite meeting in Pointe-Noire to boost dialogue with consumers.
- The regulator continues efforts to ensure telecom sector transparency amid evolving industry challenges.
ARPCE drives consumer dialogue in Pointe-Noire
The ARPCE held a significant tripartite meeting in Pointe-Noire aimed at reinforcing communication and trust between consumers, operators, and the regulator. This gathering is part of ARPCE’s ongoing commitment to improving consumer protection and service quality in the Republic of Congo’s telecommunications sector. Representatives from consumer groups, service providers, and ARPCE officials discussed pressing concerns, focusing on transparency, network quality, and fair pricing.
This event demonstrates ARPCE’s proactive role in bridging gaps between stakeholders, ensuring that consumers’ voices are heard in regulatory decisions. Such initiatives are vital as the telecom industry faces rapid technological shifts and rising consumer expectations. By fostering open dialogue, ARPCE aims to create a more accountable and responsive telecom environment.
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ARPCE’s role amid telecom industry challenges
As the national regulator, ARPCE oversees the development and regulation of electronic communications and postal services across Congo. The industry faces challenges including network coverage gaps, the need for modern infrastructure, and ensuring affordable access to digital services for all citizens. ARPCE actively promotes innovations such as expanded broadband access and supports fair competition to drive sector growth.
The agency also emphasises transparency and consumer rights, ensuring operators comply with service quality standards and fair billing practices. This focus is essential in a fast-evolving market where demand for reliable internet and mobile connectivity is soaring. ARPCE’s efforts in convening stakeholders reflect its dedication to balancing industry growth with consumer protection
