On September 11-15, 2017, the ‘Spectrum Engineering and Frontier Radio Frequency Coordination’ themed spectrum management advanced training jointly held by SRMC and ITU was launched in Xi’an. The Program Director of the Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) in ITU Aamir Riaz, the Deputy Director General of the Bureau of Radio Regulation under the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Kan Runtian, and the Vice Director of SRMC Huang Ying attended and delivered speeches at the opening ceremony.

Kan Runtian pointed out that ICT has become the significant driving force in global economic society development, the importance of radio frequency and satellite frequency orbit resource were prominent day by day. With the fusion application and innovation development of ICT, the contradiction between supply and demand of frequency resource increased. As the common challenge for the administrative departments of all countries, we should work it out together. Kan hoped that colleagues in industry take this opportunity to discuss and exchange views, strengthen the mutual benefit and win-win cooperation in radio management, to promote the development of ICT and industry in Asia-Pacific area.

Huang Ying warmly welcomed trainees from various countries. She said that SRMC has successfully held 4 CoE trainings in two years, shared experiences and technologies in aspects of spectrum management and radio monitoring with more than 300 trainees from development countries in Asia and Africa. For this training, SRMC combined experiences in national spectrum engineering and frontier coordination works, planed and prepared the courses and meetings elaborately.

 ‘As the specialized organization in the field of ICT of U.N.’ Mr. Riaz said, ‘ITU formulate and issue a number of recommendations, reports and publications on National Spectrum Management and Spectrum Monitoring , to help administrations – especially those in developing countries meet the challenges in aspect of spectrum management’. He added that the training provided a well platform for administration and related organization in various countries to exchange views and share ideas, to promote effective use of spectrum resource in Asia-Pacific Area.

20 foreign trainees from 15 Asia-Pacific and Africa countries like Pakistan, Indonesia, Nepal, United Arab Emirates and Somalia as well as 19 Chinese trainees from domestic radio regulation agencies participated the five-day training. Courses involved spectrum engineering technology and application, radio communication new technology, frontier coordination, radio station management, emergency communication, ITU and WRC were fully delivered in English by professors from ITU and SRMC. During the training, trainees also visited Shan Xi Monitoring Station and National Time Service Center.