The document addresses the need for public consultation on the Draft Regulation of the Indonesian Minister of Communications and Digital. This regulation focuses on the use of radio spectrum in the 2.6 GHz radio frequency band, with the aim of improving mobile broadband connectivity in the country.

Indonesia faces significant challenges in terms of broadband connectivity, both in terms of access and quality. It currently ranks ninth among the ten ASEAN countries in mobile broadband download speeds, with a speed of 40.37 Mbps as of March 2025.

To address this situation and improve the country's competitiveness, the Ministry of Communications and Digital plans to prepare the 2.6 GHz radio frequency band, which offers an available bandwidth of 190 MHz and is compatible with the 4G and 5G device ecosystems.

The draft regulation aims to improve the quality of mobile broadband connectivity, with a target access speed of 100 Mbps by 2029, according to the RPJMN 2025-2029.

**WHOM DOES THIS IMPACT? **

The direct impact is felt by mobile internet users, telecommunications service providers, and the public and private sectors.

**CONCLUSION: **

This regulation has a significant impact on improving Indonesia's digital infrastructure, benefiting a wide range of users and sectors.