On August 7, 2025, ANATEL's Board of Directors formally approved the 2025-2029 edition of the Telecommunications Network Structural Plan (PERT), thus consolidating a key strategic instrument for the development of the telecommunications sector in Brazil.

This new edition of PERT represents a significant evolution compared to previous versions, not only due to its technical update but also due to its expanded scope and more comprehensive approach.

PERT 2025-2029 adopts the concept of "universal and meaningful connectivity" as its guiding principle, transcending mere technical diagnoses to encompass in a structured manner the five essential pillars that support effective connectivity: infrastructure availability and quality, affordability, device access, digital skills, and browsing security.

WHOM DOES IT IMPACT?

The direct impact is on citizens in rural and remote areas, local governments and public entities, telecommunications service providers, device manufacturers and technology companies, and end users.

CONCLUSION:

The PERT 2025–2029 represents a decisive commitment to a more connected and inclusive Brazil. Its comprehensive approach and the incorporation of technological innovation make it a fundamental tool for reducing digital inequalities and strengthening national technological sovereignty. Its implementation will have long-lasting and far-reaching effects, positioning it as a plan with high strategic and social impact.