Telecoms Directive

The Telecoms Directive is a set of rules established by the European Union to regulate telecommunications across its member states. It aims to create a unified market for telecom services, ensuring fair competition, better services, and consumer protection. The directive addresses issues such as network access, pricing, and frequency management, allowing different telecom providers to connect and communicate effectively while maintaining quality standards. Ultimately, it seeks to enhance connectivity and innovation in the telecommunications sector, benefiting both consumers and businesses throughout Europe.