Telecoms Regulatory Authority

The Telecoms Regulatory Authority is a government agency responsible for overseeing and regulating telecommunications services in a country. Its primary role is to ensure fair competition among telecom companies, protect consumer rights, and promote innovation in the industry. It establishes rules and standards for service quality, pricing, and access to networks, aiming to provide reliable and affordable communication services to the public. Essentially, it acts as a mediator between consumers, service providers, and the government to foster a healthy telecommunications environment.