Korea-China Agree to Resume Satellite Network Coordination: "Exchange of Opinions on Major Frequency Adjustments"

Agreement to Hold Sectoral Talks
Confirmation of Shared Views Following Meeting on 12-13th

South Korea and China have agreed to hold sectoral talks to resume satellite network coordination.

According to the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on the 17th, officials from the Radio Policy Bureau of South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT and the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology met in Beijing on the 12th and 13th and agreed on this plan.

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The meeting was held to discuss the agenda for the 6th Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting (APG23-6) in preparation for this year's World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC).

The Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology stated, "During the meeting, South Korea and China exchanged views on some important agenda items of this year's WRC and discussed matters such as important frequency coordination."

It added, "The two countries discussed the resumption of satellite network coordination talks and agreed to resume satellite network coordination through written consultations and talks at the level of satellite operators and relevant sectors."

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