Menu Cymraeg Search Home About Ofcom International work International work Ofcom's activities and those of the companies it regulates are increasingly influenced by international developments. The communications sector is becoming global in nature. In the light of this, we work closely with international institutions, other national communications regulators and multilateral organisations. Ofcom represents the UK on radio spectrum issues in key international groups, and participates in international fora on both telecoms and broadcasting matters. We also seek to learn and share regulatory experiences and best practice with fellow regulatory counterparts. This proactive engagement includes regulatory and inter-governmental bilaterals, participating in multilateral debates and speaking at international events to exchange insights and experiences and to stay up-to-date with key developments. Responses to international consultations We publish our responses to international consultations. Stakeholder engagement We strive to be open and transparent with UK stakeholders and consumer groups about our international activities and aim to regularly communicate with them, both through publishing agendas and slides of previous meetings, ad-hoc meetings, and briefing and coordination sessions covering all areas of work and electronic forums. We host an International Stakeholders Forum (ISF) every four months. This is the primary means through which we aim to update UK stakeholders on our international activities. We also use these as an opportunity to share information, as well as impressions, on international policy developments. You can out more about the ISF in International stakeholder engagement. As well as this forum, we hold dedicated spectrum briefing sessions. Contact the International Team For further information, if you want to be added to the circulation list or you would like to request a visit, please email ofcom.international@ofcom.org.uk Featured content Spectrum (international work) Telecoms (international work) Content (international work) Post (international work) Related Content Information request form PDF File, 37.6 KB The Communications Market: International 10 Dec 2015 In this section Content (international work) Post (international work) Spectrum (international work) Telecoms (international work) British Overseas Territories Responses to international consultations International stakeholder engagement External links BEREC CEPT EPRA ERGA European Commission ITU OECD RSPG Subscribe to update emails Footer Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Youtube Instagram Advice for Businesses A starter pack for businesses Knowing your rights Disabled business customers Read all our advice for businesses About Ofcom What is Ofcom? Contact Us Nations and regions Jobs Media Centre General Privacy Statement Our work in Welsh About this website Accessibility Cookies Policy Terms of Use Copyright and information re-use © Ofcom 2021 This website uses cookies to store information on your device. Some are necessary to make the site work. Others are optional, and help us understand how people interact with our website and content so that we can make them better. Using this tool will set a cookie to remember your preferences. You can update them by clicking on the cookie control icon in the bottom corner. For more information on the cookies we use, see our cookies policy. The two buttons that follow allow you to accept all cookies and close the tool, or reject all optional cookies and close the tool. If you would like more details on our necessary cookies or would like to choose your optional cookies then the following sections detail how to do this. Necessary cookies These make our website work as it should. You can disable them via your browser settings, but this may prevent certain functionality from working. Optional - Performance cookies These help us understand how people use our website, which helps us improve it. On Off Optional - Marketing cookies These allow us to deliver and measure the performance of our communications through other channels. We use online advertising to help consumers get the best from their phone and broadband services. Marketing cookies enable us to target advertising on third party websites and services towards groups of people who have previously visited our website, based on their demographics or content interests. On Off Save and close Cookie Control