About the Centre

The Centre of Excellence of International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for Europe and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS countries) is created in accordance with the decision of ITU World Conference taken place in Istanbul, Turkey, 2002. It is involved into the training networks of regional ITU centers of excellence covering the countries from Asia, Africa, America and Europe.

Training centre of the Centre "Ukrchastotnaglyad"

The main goal of the networks of these centers is to prepare for regional level of specialists in telecommunication policy, regulation and management for telecommunication resource usage, to implement the updated technologies and services taking into account the growing requirements for qualification of staff operating in telecommunication sector.

The Centre of Excellence for Europe and CIS countries consists of two branches - Russian-speaking and English-speaking ones.

Russian-speaking branch involves:

Byelorussia, Moldova, Russian Federation, Ukraine (Eastern-European sub-region);
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan (Central-Asian sub-region);
Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan (Caucasus sub-region).

English-speaking branch involves:

Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania (Baltic sub-region);
Czech republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia (Central-European sub-region);
Albany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Turkey, Serbia and Montenegro (South-Eastern-European sub-region).

The Coordination Council, administers the work of the Center of Excellence for Europe and CIS countries, the office of which is located in Moscow, Russian Federation.

The nodes of the Center in each country are higher educational institutions and centers of excellence for telecommunication operators and regulatory authorities. The Training centre of the Centre "Ukrchastotnaglyad" in Kyiv plays a key role of such a node in Ukraine.