IFT Approves Key Changes to Frequency Allocation in Mexico

Published September 6, 2024/Mexico

IFT's Strategic Move

The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) has taken a pivotal step by approving a significant modification to the National Frequency Allocation Table. This move is strategically aimed at enhancing the deployment of next-generation technologies across Mexico. In tandem, the IFT has also approved two major projects focused on the allocation of free spectrum in the 60 GHz band, marking a crucial advancement for innovation in telecommunications.

These decisions underscore Mexico's commitment to fostering technological growth and positioning itself at the forefront of global digital transformation.

Link to Source

IFT Communications - https://www.ift.org.mx/comunicacion-y-medios/comunicados-ift

Regulatory Impact

Impact Type	Status
Top Priority
Type Certificate
Spectrum Bands
Import Changes (HS Codes)
Standard Changes
Product Changes
Label Changes

Mexico Quick Facts

Regulatory Agency	IFT (Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones)
Certification Type	Mandatory
License Validity	Final Homologation Certificate: permanent
Application Language	Spanish
Legal License Holder	Required
In-country Testing Requirement	Depending on the product

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