Service Provider Resources
ictQATAR is committed to developing a vibrant telecommunications market in Qatar that balances the needs of consumers with the interest of service providers. Competition in the telecoms market spurs innovation and leads to better service and value for consumers. Currently there are two licensed service providers in Qatar for both fixed and mobile telecommunications – Qtel and Vodafone-Qatar. These service providers are under the jurisdiction of ictQATAR’s Regulatory Authority and are subject to relevant telecommunications laws, decisions and policies.
ictQATAR regularly invites comments from service providers as it develops policies and procedures for growing the telecommunications market through public consultations.
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In July 2007, ictQATAR published the Dominance Consultation Document I, which set out a list of proposed retail and wholesale markets and explained the approach followed by ictQATAR in defining markets and assessing market power and dominance.
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This Consultation Document sets out the standards, methodology and process that ictQATAR proposes to adopt for (1) defining relevant markets, (2) assessing the degree of market power in those markets, and (3) designating a service provider as
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This document outlines the details of ictQATAR’s decision of December 13, 2010 on Qtel’s request to modify ictQATAR’s Orders concerning Virgin Mobile branded services.
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This is a consultation document on ictQATAR’s proposal for Telecommunications Billing Guides: Protecting Consumers from Unfair Billing Practices.
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ictQATAR issued a decision on a complaint filed by Vodafone Qatar against Qatar Telecom (QTEL) filed on August 1, 2011 concerning a promotional telecommunications service offering throughout the month of August 2011 (QTel Ramadan Promotion). This
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This “Notice and Orders” issued by ictQATAR specifies the standards, procedures, methodology and circumstances for defining relevant markets in the Telecommunications sector in Qatar and assessing the degree of market power in those
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This Notice and Orders (“Notice and Orders”) issued by ictQATAR specifies the standards, procedures, methodology and circumstances for defining relevant telecommunications markets in the State of Qatar and assessing the degree of
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ictQATAR's Dispute Resolution Rules outline the procedures for lodging and resolving a dispute according to ictQATAR's powers to receive and settle disputes between telecommunications service providers under the Telecommunications Law 34
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This is a formal determination of ictQATAR directing Q-Tel and Vodafone to comply with the requirements outlined in this instruction regarding the calculation and payment of the License Fee and Industry Fee, as set out in Annexure H of the
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This document outlines the general policy for liberalizing telecommunications in the State of Qatar and invites public comments on a variety of policy issues that are of central importance to the future development of the telecommunications sector
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In August 2008, ictQATAR issued a consultation document regarding its proposal for telecommunications billing guidelines asking stakeholders for their views on the subject. ictQATAR received 68 responses in this regard. The comments received from
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Interconnection of telecommunications networks allows users of these networks to communicate with each other. The interconnection service charges comprise the costs of the interconnection service, including the cost for terminating a call or an
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