(Legislation for Information Technology and Electronic Communication)
The legislation for Information Technology and Electronic Communication regulates the use and management of information technology in Albania. It encompasses plans for frequencies, protection of personal data, and promotion of cultural diversity in electronic communication services, based on general objectives of public interest.
The regulatory framework for frequency allocation in Albania may impose restrictions on electronic communications services to ensure objectives like promoting cultural diversity through broadcasting. AKEP, responsible for frequency allocation, recognizes frequencies as a national asset with cultural significance. Allocation decisions adhere to principles of objectivity, transparency, and non-discrimination, in line with international agreements and ITU regulations. Thus, electronic communications services contribute to preserving and promoting Albania’s cultural heritage while meeting general interest objectives.
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