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The purpose of the work plan is to implement the Strategic Plan.

Brussels, 30 June 2014 - Today BIPT has published the annual statistics relating to the telecoms sector. The general market context shows a strong rise in investments. The volumes of mobile telephony and text messages have increased slightly and especially mobile broadband has grown substantially. The use of fixed telephony continues to decrease. Belgium retains its sixth place in the European broadband ranking and is still at the top in the development of fixed high-speed broadband.

Economic situation of the telecoms sector 2013

Procedure for granting rights of use available in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands – Microsoft Word Version of the Application Form

Procedure for granting rights of use available in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands – Call for application and application form - Instructions for the candidates relating to the application form.

The deadline for replying is 11 July 2014, included. The contact person is Michaël Vandroogenbroek (02 226 88 11). Address: consult02@bipt.be. Answers shall be sent by e-mail exclusively to the address indicated. The subject of the e-mail shall at least mention the reference "Consult-2014-F2".

Radio interfaces B10-05, B10-06, B10-08 and E27-01.

This memorandum provides informal information to those candidates wishing to take part in the procedure for the granting of user rights available for the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands. This is for your information only. The existing legislation is binding and takes precedence over the memorandum.

BIPT has received 3 candidacies for the concession regarding the delivery of recognised newspapers and recognised periodicals. The deadline for candidacies was 11 June 2014. The Belgian State will now evaluate the candidacies and invite the selected candidates to submit an offer

In this study BIPT had examined how mobile broadband penetration could be promoted in Belgium. This study builds on an earlier study from 2010 about mobile data use in Belgium. In the meantime because of increasing competition and price cuts the market situation has evolved considerably. A number of questions are still very topical in this context: How does the Belgian broadband penetration position itself nowadays in Europe? What factors can explain the current position? What bottlenecks still remain? And above all: what recommendations and action points can be deduced from this?