Vested interest in the Parties’ Common Heritage orbital locations and associated frequencies assignments.
Non-discriminatory access to Intelsat’s system.
Protection under Article IV(b) of the ITSO Agreement for certain domestic public telecommunications services for areas with difficult topography which could be considered on the same basis as international public telecommunications services.
Dispute Resolution mechanism under the ITSO Agreement.
Taking part in promoting international public telecommunications services to meet the needs of the information and communication society.
Assistance on customer related issues with Intelsat.
Capacity Building.
Access to free online courses and materials.
Advice regarding ICT policy and regulation.
Participating in and benefiting from studies on specific ICT related topics.
New opportunities that might arise during the implementation of the Amended to Article XII, Paragraph (c) (ii) of the ITSO Agreement.
BECOME A MEMBER
Membership in ITSO, currently comprised of 149-member States, is open to new membership by the Government of any member State of the United Nations or the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). A Government may join the Organization by officially depositing its instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession to the Agreement with the Depositary of the treaty. Any Government signing the Agreement may do so without its signature being subject to ratification, acceptance or approval or with a declaration accompanying its signature that it is subject to ratification, acceptance or approval.
