Dubai, Dec 17, 2023, It appears that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had a successful and impactful participation in the World Radiocommunication Conference 2023 (WRC-23) hosted by Dubai, UAE. Eng. Mohammed Alabdulqader, the Vice Chair of the WRC-23 Conference and the representative of the Kingdom, highlighted several achievements and contributions made during the four-week conference.
1. Service to Humanity and Bridging the Digital Gap: The Kingdom's participation aimed at serving humanity by contributing to bridging the digital gap and enhancing sustainability in space. This underscores a commitment to global connectivity and technological advancement.
2. Support for 5G and 6G Systems: The Kingdom's efforts at WRC-23 resulted in the allocation of additional frequencies for 5G and 6G systems. This reflects a commitment to staying at the forefront of wireless communication technologies.
3. License-Exempt Local Area Network Systems (Wi-Fi): Positive goals were achieved in supporting license-exempt local area network systems (Wi-Fi), which is crucial for enhancing wireless connectivity in various settings.
4. 5G for High-Altitude Platforms (5G HAPS): The Kingdom's technical trials for 5G HAPS were acknowledged, and additional frequencies were allocated for this technology, indicating advancements in communication infrastructure.
5. Collaboration for Space Wireless Services: Collaborating with the international community, the Kingdom contributed to enabling space wireless services, including additional frequency bands for internet services on aircraft and ships, enhancing passenger experiences.
6. International Laws for Satellite Systems: The Kingdom played a role in developing international laws to regulate the registration of non-geostationary satellite systems. This supports the sustainability of orbital resources and ensures responsible use of space.
7. New Orbital Location and Satellite Plans: The Kingdom registered a new orbital location internationally, supporting its plans to launch a Saudi satellite. This satellite is intended to cover Saudi regions with radio services, contributing to communication infrastructure within the country.
Overall, the Kingdom's participation in WRC-23 reflects its commitment to technological advancement, global collaboration, and the responsible use of space resources for the benefit of humanity.
