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The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through the General Directorate of Telecommunications Authorizations (DGAT), held the first Decentralized Public Hearing of the year in Piura, with the aim of providing technical and legal assistance to radio and television owners in the region.
The meeting, which brought together local broadcasters and citizens in general, focused on discussing procedures related to the provision of radio and television services.
MTC specialists provided detailed information on the regulations in force and their application in the provision of the broadcasting service. In addition, issues such as the processing of applications, obligations and rights of broadcasters, as well as the availability of frequencies to provide the service in the region, were addressed.
A highlight of the day was the technical team's explanation of the migration to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT), including information on how to connect in a simple way and the availability of 10 channels that transmit in DTT signal in the city of Piura.
The Deputy Minister of Communications, Carla Sosa Vela, highlighted the importance of this event as a space for direct dialogue with radio and television headlines, allowing the MTC to listen to and address their main concerns. "This day has allowed us to listen and receive directly and respond more quickly to the questions of radio and television owners regarding their stations, which allows us to work in an articulated way for the benefit of more citizens," he said during the opening ceremony.
The audience was attended by 165 people, including broadcasters, engineering students and citizens interested in the subject. In addition, in the final block of the hearing, working groups were implemented with the participation of other areas of the MTC, such as the General Directorate of Inspections and Sanctions in Communications and the Radio and Television Advisory Council (CONCORTV).
In addition to the public hearing, the MTC's technical team held two informative sessions on DTT on April 17 and 18 at the acoustic shell of Miguel Cortez Park, with the aim of promoting connectivity and explaining how to access this television signal.
