Aiti

AITI was established on 1 January 2003 by the AITI Order 2001 to function as telecommunications regulator, national radio-frequency spectrum manager and developer of Brunei Darussalam's ICT industry On 1 April 2006, the Telecommunications Successor Company Order 2001 and Telecommunications Order 2001 were brought into force. This had the effect of corporatizing the Telecommunications Department, Ministry of Communications to become Telekom Brunei Berhad (TelBru) and transferring the regulatory authority of the Director of Telecommunications which resided at the Telecommunications Department, Ministry of Communications to AITI. Prior to this, the Telecommunications Department performed the dual functions of regulator and service provider. Providing a conducive ICT environment to promote innovative and vibrant ICT industry that will enrich quality of life and propel the nation forward. To provide license and regulate telecommunications and radiocommunications system and services, and manage the national radiofrequency spectrum in Brunei Darussalam. To promote the development and growth of the ICT industry. To represent the country at international fora in order to keep pace of international changes and development. To foster ubiquitous infrastructure that serves as a key enabler for development of other sectors. To protect consumers' interest by promoting competitive pricing & tariff, safeguarding against the misuse of market power and ensuring quality of services One of AITI's functions is to act internationally as the national body representative of Brunei Darussalam in respect of ICT matters. AITI works closely with the Government ministries and agencies to raise our profile on the international stage. AITI is represented at the following international meetings: Asia Pacific Economic Council Telecommunications (APECTEL) meetings, Asia Pacific Telecommunity (APT) meetings,