Egypt NTRA

• The Egyptian NRTA certification, administered by the National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA), constitutes a mandatory compliance framework for imported electronic products and associated equipment. This certification verifies adherence to Egypt's national technical standards encompassing telecommunication security protocols, end-user safety parameters, and environmental compliance regulations. Products bearing valid NRTA certification obtain legal market clearance in Egypt, serving as an essential prerequisite for exporters seeking market entry.

South Africa ICASA

• The South African ICASA (Independent Communications Authority of South Africa) constitutes the nation's sole regulatory body for electronic communications. It oversees electronic communications services, broadcasting operations, and postal infrastructure while mandating certification for all wireless products, including communication equipment destined for the South African market, thereby enforcing compliance with national technical specifications and safety.

Morocco ANRT and CMIM

• The Moroccan ANRT (L’Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications), designated under the Moroccan Postal and Telecommunications Code (Law No. 24-96), serves as the national type-approval authority for communication devices. ANRT certification constitutes a mandatory compliance regime for telecommunication equipment marketed or operational within Morocco, requiring adherence to the Kingdom's technical protocols and safety criteria, including radio frequency allocation parameters and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations.

• The CMIM certification serves as Morocco's mandatory conformity mark for electrical products falling within the scope of the LVD (Low Voltage Directive) and EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) regulatory frameworks. This certification regime enforces compliance with safety regulations under Moroccan legislation, requiring manufacturers to submit technical documentation and a Declaration of Conformity, while mandating the affixation of the CMIM mark on certified products.

Algeria ARPCE and ANF

• Algeria's telecommunications sector is governed by two separate entities with distinct regulatory oversight: the Post and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (ARPCE, Autorité de Régulation de la Poste et des Communications Électroniques) under the Ministry of Post and Information Technologies, and the National Frequency Agency (ANF, Agence Nationale des Fréquences) administered by the Ministry of Defense. Products requiring market access in Algeria must obtain type approval certification from either ARPCE for telecommunications terminal equipment or ANF for radio frequency devices, contingent upon their technical classification and operational spectrum parameters.

Nigeria NCC

• The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) operates as the independent statutory regulator for Nigeria's telecommunications sector. Mandated under the Nigerian Communications Act 2003, the Commission is charged with cultivating a competitive market structure through equitable regulatory interventions while guaranteeing universal access to reliable and cost-effective telecommunications infrastructure across federal states.

More Certification

• Tunisia CERT、South AfricaNRCS LoA、Zambia NCTA、Ghana NCA、Uganda UCC、Cameroon ART、Senegal ARTP、Kenya CAK、Lesotho LCA、Congo ARPCE、Libya GACI、Rwanda RURA etc.