Commitments and Most Favored Nation Exemptions
HIGHLIGHTS OF COMMITMENTS AND MOST FAVORED NATION EXEMPTIONS RESULTING FROM THE NEGOTIATIONS ON BASIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS*
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Antigua & Barbuda
The government of Antigua and Barbuda offered to liberalize its international voice telephony services by 2010; but reserved domestic voice telephony for its exclusive operator. It also agreed to undertake liberalization of other basic telecommunication services, such as data transmission and private leased circuit services by 2012. It opened to full competition the provision of data transmission over closed user groups, Internet, and Internet access services (excluding voice), teleconferencing, and several value-added services. It ...
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