ITU INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM

2019

WRC-19: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF

SATELLITE COMUNICATIONS IN THE

AMERICAS REGION

25-27 SEPTEMBER 2019

SAN CARLOS DE BARILOCHE, ARGENTINA

ANDEAN SATELLITE PROJECT:

REGULATORY ASPECTS

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ANDEAN INTEGRATION SYSTEM

The Andean Community encompasses intergovernmental institutions, community

organizations and civil society participation that form the Andean Integration System (SAI)

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• Cartagena Agreement• Andean Court of Justice Treaty

• 848 Decisions issued by the Council and the Commission

• 2 088 Resolutions issued by the General Secretariat

• Agreements adopted by Member Countries among themselves, within the framework of the integration process

Primary Law

Secondary or Derivative Law

Principles of the Andean Law

• Direct application • Supranational decision making

ANDEAN LAW

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• Market Access:

• Levies and Restrictions

• Origen

• Trade Facilitation

• Competition and Trade

Defence Measures

• Agricultural Sanitation:

• Sanitary and

phytosanitary measures

• Food security/safety and

standards

• Technical Barriers to Trade

• Physical Integration:

• Passenger and Freight

Transport

• Electricity

Interconnection / Energy

• Telecommunications

• Productive Transformation:

• Trade promotion

• SMEs

• Complementarity

Productivity and

Competitiveness

• Trade services and

Investment

• Social Issues:

• Migration and Human

Mobility

• Social Security

• Social Participation and

Andean Citizenship

• Andean identity and

culture

• Intellectual Property

• Special Areas:

• Technical Cooperation

• Statistics

• Disaster Prevention

• Informal Mining

SG: LEAD BY A SECRETARY GENERAL AND

3 DIRECTOR GENERALS

DG 1 DG 2 DG 3

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TELECOMUNICATIONS : ANDEAN LAWS

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Decision Year

439General Framework of Principles and Rules for the

Liberalization of Trade Services in the Andean Community 1998

462Rules that Regulate the Process of Integration and

Liberalization of Telecommunications Trade Services in the Andean Community

1999

638Guidelines for the Protection of Telecommunications Users in

the Andean Community2006

786

Information exchange of lost, stolen and recovered mobile terminal equipments and its blocking or unlocking, between

the Mobile Teleccomunications Services Operators of the Andean Community

2013

TELECOMUNICACIONES : NORMATIVE

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Decision Year

654Regulatory Framework for the Commercial use of the Orbit –

Spectrum Resource of the Member Countries2006

707Andean Registry Authorization for Satellites Serving the Territory of

the Andean Community Member Countries 2008

725Community Authorization for the exploitation and commercialization

of the Spectrum Orbit Resource of the Member Countries in the position 67°West

2009

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SES-10 67º WEST

SIMON BOLIVAR 2 - ANDEAN SATELLITE

NETWORK

MAIN BENEFITS REACHED

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• Andean OSR reactivation – Andean Satellite Network Simón Bolívar 2in the position 67°West.

• Conservation of a natural resource of the Andean Community withoutany economic outlay for its Member Countries.

• Opportunity to have a free satellite service for non-comercialgovernment activities and oriented to social connectivity projects andother uses that Member Countries decide upon.

• Training program for officials of Member Countries on satellite issues.

• Possibility of accessing a new orbital position.

ANDEAN SATELLITE REGISTRY: DECISION

707

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The registration in the Andean Satellite Listbegan to be implemented in December 2009, withthe issuance of Resolution 1296.

65 satellites of 12 satellites operators areregistered to date, located in 48 satellite orbits.

DECISIÓN 707: TECHNICAL FACILITIES

AGREEMENT SGCAN - ARGENTINA

• Registration of satellites from third countries: ARSAT-1 and ARSAT-2.• Interinstitutional Agreement between SGCAN and the Secretary of

Modernization of Argentina.• Agreement signed on November 8th, 2018 between the Secretary of

Modernization of Argentina and the Secretary General of the AndeanCommunity.

• SGCAN: Facilitate registration in the Andean Satellite List Register of ARSAT-1and ARSAT-2 satellites.

• SMA: Provide authorization for the provision of satellite facilities and servicesfor SES-10 satellite of the Andean Satellite Network - Simon Bolivar 2.

• Decision 707 : Articles 3 and 7 Reciprocity principles.• Resolution N° 2045 SGCAN - 18 January 2019 - ARSAT-1 and ARSAT-2

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SATELLITES REGISTERED IN THE ANDEAN SATELLITE LIST

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SATELLITAL OPERATOR SATELLITES

AGENCIA ESPACIAL BOLIVIANA ABE 1

EMPRESA ARGENTINA DE SOLUCIONES SATELITALES S.A.

ARSAT2

ECHOSTAR SATELLITE OPERATING CORPORATION 1

EUTELSAT

SATMEX-EUTELSAT S.A.8

HISPASAT S.A. 9

HUGHES NETWORK SYSTEMS LLC 1

INMARSAT 3

INTELSAT CORPORATION 19

SES 9

CLARO S.A. 5

TELESAT CANADA 6

VIASAT INC. 1

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DECISION 707: FUTURE REFORM

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53 Resolutions of the General Secretariat related to the AndeanSatellite List have been issued.

Objective: Need to have an effective procedure, simplified andfast (with due international regulatory compliance / ITU)

Main problems to be solved: change of commercial name,change of operators, transfer agreements between satelliteoperators, among other matters.

New topics: possibility of incorporating low orbit satellites.

Analysis of regulatory aspects within the Framework of theAndean Committee Telecommunications Authorities (CAATEL)

ANDEAN PRESIDENTIAL SUMMIT #50YEARSCAN

Advance in the construction of a futurevision of the Andean Community, whichprioritizes the work oriented to thesatisfaction of the needs of theirpopulation; among others, in thefollowing areas:

• Free transit of people.• Andean Digital Agenda: digital

transformation, connectivity,innovation, information andcommunications technologies.

• Digitalization of procedures.• Energy Interconnection between

Andean countries and other countriesin the region.

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Lima, May 26th 2019

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ANDEAN PRESIDENTIAL SUMMIT #50YEARSCAN

• Strengthen the free trade zone of the Andean Community.• Trade facilitation.• Stregthen Trade Complementarity.• Joint trade promotion actions.• Strengthen SMEs.• Evaluation of international standards to access third country markets.• Programs for the improvement of public education and health services provided to

the andean population, in accordance with the provisions of the CartagenaAgreement and the prioritization made in the reengineering process.

• Inclusion of vulnerable populations.• Promotion of gender equality.• Active participation of our indigenous and african-descendants population in the

Andean integration process.• Road security improvement to prevent traffic accidents in the Andean Community.

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WORK PLAN CAATEL #50YEARSCAN

Andean Digital Agenda Andean OSR Administration Training on Satellite issues Update of Decision 707 Decision on Roaming in the Andean Community Member

Countries. Decision to update the current D638 about protection of the rights

of telecommunications users 5G spectrum harmonization: Diagnosis of band harmonization

possibilities. Harmonization and Early Warning Systems for Disaster Risk

Management.

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