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23 Jul, 2025

Maintaining a high level of ambition in telecom reform is essential to EU competitiveness

Brussels, 23 July 2025 - Letter by European Telecom CEOs

16 Jul, 2025

Connect Europe welcomes Ukrtelecom, strengthening ties beyond the EU borders

Ukrtelecom joins Connect Europe as a Full Member, following endorsement by the General Assembly of the association representing the leading providers of connectivity networks and services in Europe.

14 Jul, 2025

Connect Europe calls for a bold regulatory reset: unlocking Europe’s digital potential through the Digital Networks Act

Connect Europe supports a bold Commission proposal for a Digital Networks Act, to swiftly implement the recommendations of Mario Draghi and Enrico Letta’s high-level reports.

08 Jul, 2025

Report reveals the complexity of EU telecom rules, proposes positive simplification agenda

A new study reveals that the telecom customer journey in the EU is significantly impacted by 34 distinct regulatory obligations stemming from 9 sector-specific and 19 horizontal regulations.

05 Jun, 2025

Connect Europe supports competitiveness-driven policies as EU ministers meet to discuss resilient networks

Today, European telecommunications ministers meet for a Council meeting to discuss, among others, “Reliable and resilient connectivity”.

08 Apr, 2025

Joint Statement: Unleashing Europe’s Digital Potential Through Powerful Connectivity – A Call For Bold Action

As Denmark prepares to assume the Presidency of the Council of the European Union in July 2025, Europe stands at a defining moment in its digital future. The ability of our continent to compete, innovate, and lead globally will depend on the boldness of our collective action in digital policy.

12 Feb, 2025

GSMA-Connect Europe statement on the European Commission’s work programme

The GSMA and Connect Europe, the industry associations representing Europe's telecoms operators, welcome the publication of the European Commission’s work programme, in particular the commitment to enact crucial legislation in the form of the Digital Networks Act (DNA).