The document corresponds to the 2025 Resolution of the Ministry of Communications and Digital Technology, which establishes a detailed list of telecommunications equipment and/or devices that will be required to comply with specific technical standards for their marketing and use in the country.

This draft resolution is part of the implementation of Article 33(3) of Regulation No. 3 of 2024 of the Ministry of Communications and Digital Technology, which regulates the certification of telecommunications equipment. Within this framework, the Indonesian Ministry of Communications and Digital Technology proposes a comprehensive list of equipment that must comply with national technical standards.

The decision is based on several regulations, such as the Telecommunications Act No. 36 of 1999 (amended by Act No. 6 of 2023), regulations on ministries, risk-based business licenses, customs tariffs, and the internal organization of the Ministry of Communications and Digital Technology.

WHOM DOES THIS IMPACT?

The direct impact is on technology manufacturers and suppliers, local importers and distributors, industrial users, and network operators.

###CONCLUSION: Due to its breadth, its mandatory nature, and its economic and operational effects, this measure should be classified as high impact. It directly affects global ICT and electronics manufacturers, importers and wholesalers in Indonesia, and end consumers, who could face higher prices or reduced availability of non-compliant products.