EETT is a founding and active member of the European Mediterranean Regulators Group (EMERG). The Group’s main goal is to develop an Electronic Communications market which, despite the country specific characteristics and the different degree of growth of each national market, will endorse the values of the European model of transparency ensuring the regulatory stability to the benefit of enterprises and consumers alike. At the same time, such an encompassing market will consolidate equal access of all citizens of the broader region to the Knowledge Society.

EMERG’s Work Program for 2010 resulted from a process of comparative analysis of the regulatory practices in the member states which was completed in December 2009 and was approved in the Plenary in January 2010.

The Work Program covers a variety of matters of high interest for the local markets, such as the development of fixed networks, next generation access networks, the independence of regulatory authorities, regulation through the market analysis process and the Universal
Service (US).