📋 Tender Overview
Citizens can send comments and suggestions until February 6. The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) continues to promote initiatives to modernize communications in the country. As part of its commitment to close digital gaps and promote inclusive development, it has published a regulatory project that updates the methodology for charging fees for the use of the radio spectrum for fixed satellite services with digital technology.
This proposal, published in the official newspaper El Peruano through Ministerial Resolution No. 028-2025-MTC/01.03, seeks to promote the expansion of terrestrial stations and satellite terminals through a modern methodology, based on objective parameters such as bandwidth and type of service. This approach ensures fair differentiation between operators, promotes the sustainability of small concessionaires and generates incentives to deploy more telecommunications infrastructure with satellite technology in rural areas.
In this regard, the Vice Minister of Communications, Carla Sosa, highlighted that at the MTC we strive to ensure that communications reach the entire country, promoting significant connectivity that transforms lives and generates a positive impact on every Peruvian. Our commitment is to promote the deployment of infrastructure and strengthen digital empowerment, because these are essential pillars for building a more connected, prosperous and inclusive Peru.
The regulatory proposal, which will be available for comments until February 6, 2025, not only seeks to modernize the regulatory framework, but also to encourage investment and promote digital inclusion throughout the national territory. This effort responds to the need to adapt public policies to technological advances and new forms of satellite service provision. Interested citizens can consult the complete project through the official MTC portal (https://www.gob.pe/institucion/mtc/normas-legales/6396907-028-2025-mtc-01-03) and send their contributions through the Virtual Reception Desk (mpv.mtc.gob.pe) or by email to info.dgprc@mtc.gob.pe.
With this initiative, the MTC reaffirms its commitment to ensure that communications not only reach more Peruvians, but also have a tangible impact on their lives, building a future with greater opportunities for all.