ANRT is responsible for issuing authorizations for:
Besides, ANRT may terminate at any time and according to the current regulations the said authorizations.
1.Independent wired networks:
A wired independent network is a network using the means of telecommunications. The lines of this network can either be physically installed by the network owner, who thereby has his own infrastructure, or use international leased lines.
An authorization is required for the establishment and the operation of a wired independent network using international leased lines. This network, which has at least one end located abroad, is established by a business enterprise with many legal entities such as companies, their subsidiaries or branches.
Procedure: The procedure is detailed on the link hereunder:
Form:
Authorization request for a leased line
2. Independent radio network:
An independent network is defined as a telecommunications network, necessarily and exclusively used for the needs of the person (natural or legal) who establishes it, with no commercial purpose.
Technically, independent networks use their own infrastructures, established by or on behalf of natural or legal persons who wish to use them.
Procedure: The procedure is detailed on the link hereunder:
Form:
Technical File for the establishment of an Independent Radio Network
1.For Aeronautical Stations:
Operation of aeronautical stations installed on national territory for the purposes of data exchange "air-to-ground" and/or "ground-to-air" and of corresponding aeronautical stations installed on board aircraft is subject to prior authorization from ANRT.
The authorization holder must have an established representation in Morocco. The authorizations requests should be submitted by the said representation.
The operation procedures must be in line, among others, with the standards and recommendations of the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) in terms of aeronautical telecommunications.
The operation of aeronautic stations on board aircraft should not cause detrimental interference to the other navigation equipment.
Procedure: The procedure is detailed on the link hereunder:
Form:
2.For installed radio stations on board ships and/or aircraft:
These stations use frequencies defined in advance by ITU Radio Communications Regulations taken up in the National Frequency Plan. These frequencies are reserved for maritime mobile service or aeronautical mobile service.
Procedure: The procedure is detailed on the link hereunder:
Form:
Request for the establishment and operation of radio stations installed on board aircraft
Request for the establishment and the operation of a radio station on board a ship
Amateur radio service allows amateurs from different countries to exchange, in clear language, fully personal and nonprofit messages of technical aspect for the purpose of individual instruction, intercommunication and technical studies.
The use of radio equipment for the needs of amateur service is subject to obtaining an amateur certificate.
Procedure: The procedure is detailed on the link hereunder:
Form:
CB stations (Citizen Band) are radio stations intended for short-distance friendly communications and working on the forty channels of the band (26.960-27.410 MHz) with a maximum power of 4 watts.
The authorization request can be sent by email to authorization@anrt.ma.
Procedure: The procedure is detailed on the link hereunder:
Form:
Procedure:
The procedure relating to the termination of independent networks is detailed on the link hereunder:
Accreditation CNDP n° : D-228/2012 - D-229/2012
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