NCC And Dubai Telecom Authority Forge Strategic Alliance for Telecom Transformation

The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), Aminu Maida, has expressed his enthusiasm for the remarkable strides in spectrum management and investment facilitation achieved by the Dubai telecom industry regulator.

Maida spoke during a meeting with the Director General of the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority, Majed Sultan Al Mesmar, on the sidelines of the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) in Dubai.

Maida, impressed by the transformative progress witnessed under the leadership of the Emirate’s telecom authority, emphasized the need for a paradigm shift in operational strategies for sectoral transformation.

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Maida said both the NCC and the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority share a common vision to radically change the way things are done if the sector must be transformed.

In a post on his X platform, Maida declares, “If you have knowledge, share it. It is not enough, as far as I know. It is better when we all know.”

According to him, “My meeting with my Dubai counterpart, Majed Sultan Al Mesmar, the DG of the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority, was both inspiring and profound.

“I was excited—even challenged—by the advancements the authority has made over the years, especially in areas of spectrum management and facilitating investments in the telecommunications industry in Dubai.

“We both share a common vision that if we must transform telecommunications in both our countries, then we must radically change the way we do things.

“And this should start with achieving operational excellence within our regulatory authorities,” Maida said.

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