In 2010, EETT participated in the operations of the following EU Committees and Groups, contributing in the shaping of European developments:

• Forum of European Supervisory Authorities for Electronic Signatures (FESA): The purpose of the forum is the collaboration between the competent bodies, the exchange of views, and the development of common positions on issues arising from the implementation of Electronic Signatures.
• Working Group Frequency Management (WGFM): This is a working group of the Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) responsible for frequency management at the level of CEPT members. WGFM issues special regulatory provisions (decisions, recommendations and reports) on all matters regarding frequency management, such as fixed, mobile and satellite services, broadband services, short-range devices, ultra-wideband devices and new technologies for the use of radiofrequencies.
• Radio Spectrum Committee (RSC): It was formed pursuant a European Commission Decision in order to determine harmonized conditions for the availability and effective use of the radio spectrum. These conditions are indispensable in establishing and operating the internal market in community policy sectors such as Electronic Communications, Transport and Research and Development.
• Participation in the joint one-day conference of RSPGBEREC: In November 2010, the Radio Spectrum Policy Groups (RSPG) and the Body of European Regulators of Electronic Communications (BEREC) organized a joint one-day conference, with the participation of EETT. The aim of the conference was to facilitate the exchange of views between the National Regulatory Authorities regarding the impact of the proposed Radio Spectrum Policy Program (RSPP) on the main sectors relevant to RSPG and BEREC and especially on the effective use of the radio spectrum, market development and competition.
• Telecommunications Conformity Assessment and Market Surveillance Committee (TCAM): It was established in order to assist the European Commission and deliver opinions on issues relating to the implementation of Directive 1999/5/EC on Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (RTTE) and, where appropriate, publish guidelines on particular issues.
• Administrative Cooperation Group (ADCO): Its main responsibility is to support actions towards a common approach to the problems involved in monitoring the RTTE market.

Also, EETT participated in the following events relevant to postal issues:

• WIK (Wissenschaftliches Institut fur Kommunikationsdienste): WIK holds international conferences specialized on postal issues every 18 months. The main themes of the conference held in February 2010 were the regulation of the US and its net cost, cross-border mail analysis and the implementation of the third Postal Directive. EETT was invited and made a presentation in the first session of the conference.
• Marketforce: EETT participated in the 13th Annual Conference of Marketforce and of the Institute of Economic Affairs on “Transforming and modernizing posts: insights from Europe’s industry leaders” that was held in March 2010 in Brussels. The main thematic sections included the following:

- Factors shaping the European postal sector.
- Redefining the business models for the future – development strategies.
- Creating effective and modern networks.
- Developing competitive postal markets and entrepreneurship (with case studies).
- Establishing and developing a powerful position in the market for success in the future.

• Postexpo: EETT participated in this global exposition of new Postal Services-related technologies which is the launching pad for innovative technologies and new ideas in the Postal Services sector. In the context of the exhibition, the challenges facing the sector due to its liberalization and especially due to Electronic Communications were discussed. Also, proposals were made on the adaptation and development of post offices in a digital world.
• Euromed: In the framework of the Euromed conference held in Beirut on June 8 and 9, EETT made a presentation on “Quality specifications and Regulation Issues for the Universal Service in Greece”. The Euromed institution is an initiative in progress aiming at the collaboration of the Mediterranean countries in Postal Services issues and the improvement of their quality.