The Regional Radiocommunication Conference (RRC-2004) On
the request of Member States in Region 1 and part of Region 3, the
ITU agreed to convene the first session of the Regional
Radiocommunication Conference (RRC) in Geneva on 10-28 May 2004 to
enable the Member States change the broadcasting technologies from
analogue to digital. The second RRC is scheduled at the end of year
2005 or early 2006.
Preparing its Member States for the first session, ATU General
Secretariat organized an Africa Region Preparatory Experts Group
meeting in Abidjan on 8-12 March 2004 where draft African Common
Proposals (AFCPs) were prepared. Individual Member States are
required to endorse the draft AFCPs in order to validate them into
mature AFCPs that will be submitted to the ITU as Africa’s
contributions to the work of the Conference.
Recommendations: The Secretariat has the following ten
recommendations to the Member States that aim at preparing them
fully for the Conferences...
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To endorse the draft
AFCPs in order to validate them as mature AFCPs that will be sent
to ITU as Africa’s contribution to the work of RRC-2004. (more...)
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To send the national
delegation list for RRC-2004 to the General Secretariat so that
the AFCP human resources defense team is known before the start of
the Conference. (more...)
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To participate actively
in the ATU Consultations Meetings (ACM) that will be held at the
venue of the RRC-2004 in Geneva to defend/and or review AFCPs. (more...)
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To provide the national
delegates attending RRC-2004 with laptops to enable them use
wireless facilities at the ITU to access Conference documents. (more...
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To be prepared to host
Information Meeting that will be held during the second half of
this year (2004) for follow up actions of the RRC-2004 in
preparation for the second session of RRC. (more...)
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To be prepared to host
Africa Region Preparatory Experts Group Meetings next year (2005)
in preparation for the second session of the RRC. (more...)
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To participate actively
in the activities that will taken in preparation for the second
session of the RRC.
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To establish National
Preparatory Expert Group (NPEG) for drafting national positions
and contributions for the second session of the RRC. (more...)
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To inform ATU General
Secretariat the establishment of the NPEG and its contact points.
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To finance the
participation of the members of the NPEG in ITU, ATU and ATU
partners preparatory meetings.
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