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VMRO-DPMNE: Legal Changes for Lower Prices of Roaming Services
December 11, 2014, Thursday @ 19:30 in Business | Views: 29
The MPs group of VMRO-DPMNE announced today its support for the proposed changes to the Law on Electronic Communications which entail lower prices for the roaming services of the public mobile communication networks.
The changes come after the signing of the agreement on lowering the roaming prices in the public communication networks between Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. Under the agreement, the countries vow to make appropriate changes in their laws on electronic communications on that way that the roaming prices in the aforementioned countries will be regulated based on reciprocal grounds in accordance with the Agreement of Roaming inside the EU.
According to Dragan Danev, MP from the lines of VMRO-DPMNE, a new article is to be added in the law which would authorize the Agency for Electronic Communications to set the maximum prices for the services the mobile communication networks offer to users for roaming services in the countries with which Macedonia has signed the agreement.
"As MPs of VMRO-DPMNE's parliamentary group we will support these changes because we feel that on this way the Macedonian citizens will be able to use the roaming services offered by mobile communication networks easier and cheaper, in the countries with which Macedonia has signed the agreement," Danev said.
He pointed that the biggest benefit will be felt by Macedonian citizens who travel or communicate every day with Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia. The lowering of the prices of the roaming services will bring a major benefit to Macedonian companies from the private sector, which conduct everyday communication and cooperation with a large number of companies in the countries that have signed the agreement.
- See more at: VMRO-DPMNE: Legal Changes for Lower Prices of Roaming Services - Independent.mk
December 11, 2014, Thursday @ 19:30 in Business | Views: 29
The MPs group of VMRO-DPMNE announced today its support for the proposed changes to the Law on Electronic Communications which entail lower prices for the roaming services of the public mobile communication networks.
The changes come after the signing of the agreement on lowering the roaming prices in the public communication networks between Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. Under the agreement, the countries vow to make appropriate changes in their laws on electronic communications on that way that the roaming prices in the aforementioned countries will be regulated based on reciprocal grounds in accordance with the Agreement of Roaming inside the EU.
According to Dragan Danev, MP from the lines of VMRO-DPMNE, a new article is to be added in the law which would authorize the Agency for Electronic Communications to set the maximum prices for the services the mobile communication networks offer to users for roaming services in the countries with which Macedonia has signed the agreement.
"As MPs of VMRO-DPMNE's parliamentary group we will support these changes because we feel that on this way the Macedonian citizens will be able to use the roaming services offered by mobile communication networks easier and cheaper, in the countries with which Macedonia has signed the agreement," Danev said.
He pointed that the biggest benefit will be felt by Macedonian citizens who travel or communicate every day with Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia. The lowering of the prices of the roaming services will bring a major benefit to Macedonian companies from the private sector, which conduct everyday communication and cooperation with a large number of companies in the countries that have signed the agreement.
- See more at: VMRO-DPMNE: Legal Changes for Lower Prices of Roaming Services - Independent.mk
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Dramatically lower prices in roaming between Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro and BiH from today
JULY 1, 2015
The agreement to reduce roaming charges between Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and now Montenegro, comes into effect on Wednesday. Roaming charges will be reduced by over 70 percent, while extremely high data roaming prices are coming down by 90 percent.
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Current roaming prices are between 80 and 150 denars per minute. The agreement will reduce charges for a minute of outgoing calls to 17,9 denars, and to 5 denars for a minute in incoming calls. A megabyte of data will be charged 43 denars. All prices are without the national value added tax.
These prices will be further reduced beginning next year, to 14,76 denars for outgoing calls, 4,92 denars for incoming calls and 27,6 denars for a megabyte. A further round of price reductions will follow in mid 2017.
Telecom regulators in Montenegro also joined in the program, but their decision was temporarily delayed by the Administrative Court. The Macedonian Agency for Electronic Communications informs that Montenegro has now prepared a new decision, in line with the objections from the Administrative Court, and has joined the other three countries in the round of roaming price reductions
JULY 1, 2015
The agreement to reduce roaming charges between Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and now Montenegro, comes into effect on Wednesday. Roaming charges will be reduced by over 70 percent, while extremely high data roaming prices are coming down by 90 percent.
5000o-EASTLINK-ROAMING-face
Current roaming prices are between 80 and 150 denars per minute. The agreement will reduce charges for a minute of outgoing calls to 17,9 denars, and to 5 denars for a minute in incoming calls. A megabyte of data will be charged 43 denars. All prices are without the national value added tax.
These prices will be further reduced beginning next year, to 14,76 denars for outgoing calls, 4,92 denars for incoming calls and 27,6 denars for a megabyte. A further round of price reductions will follow in mid 2017.
Telecom regulators in Montenegro also joined in the program, but their decision was temporarily delayed by the Administrative Court. The Macedonian Agency for Electronic Communications informs that Montenegro has now prepared a new decision, in line with the objections from the Administrative Court, and has joined the other three countries in the round of roaming price reductions