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A roaming agreement – that sounds great! Does this mean we will enjoy ‘roam like at home’ when we travel, as they do in the European Union?

Date: 22/04/20
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No, a regional roaming agreement would ensure a substantial lowering of applicable roaming prices among the six Eastern partner countries. This would allow mobile communications networks’ roaming customers to enjoy more affordable services while roaming in the Eastern partner countries. Based on the latest findings of the EU4Digital roaming study (2019), an average price decrease of over 80% is expected.

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What does EU4Digital do in the area of telecommunications?

Is this roaming agreement just among the six Eastern partner countries? Is there any chance it might be extended to the EU as well?

When can we expect our roaming bills to come down?

Frequency redistribution, freeing 700MHz? What exactly does that mean? What difference will it make?