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A new teacher for literature, Ulises, comes to a small town near the sea and falls in love with a young woman, Martina. Soon after their marriage and the birth of their son Ulises vanishes and is supposed to be dead.
This conference will be held under a Hybrid Format. To ensure the health and safety of our speakers, attendees, sponsors and staff while maximising interaction amongst participants, in-person attendance at this event will be limited.
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Mario Maniewicz is an electronic engineer specialized in telecommunications. He has been with the ITU for over 30 years, where he has served in high-level management positions in the Radiocommunication and Development Sectors as well as in ITU Regional Offices.
Mr Long an experts in radio frequency management, especially in terrestrial system such as land mobile, aeronautical and maritime radio communication systems. His knowledge in radio frequency management widely spreads from spectrum monitoring; technical parameter measurement and analysis to frequency assignment; interference calculation, analysis and resolve; spectrum planning and policy making. Mr Long have been leading the Aeronautical, Maritime and Radiolocation team in ARFM in preparatory works for the Word Radiocomunication Conference 2015 (WRC-15) and WRC-19. He is leading a 5G task group in ARFM to study and advise to ARFM’s Leader on 5G spectrum aspect and to Minister of MIC on 5G strategy for Viet Nam.
Cristina is the Director of Spectrum information and analysis, Spectrum Group at Ofcom. Cristina currently leads the Spectrum Mobile Data Strategy programme with a particular focus on assessing the implications of growing demand. Prior to working on 5G, Cristina led the development of a new spectrum sharing framework, and launched Ofcom open data policy. In particular Cristina was responsible for the release of the UK Interactive spectrum map and the release of information on spectrum use in open format. Prior to joining Ofcom Cristina held various marketing and strategy roles at Telefonica O2, EE (then Orange), and Ericsson (then Red Bee Media). Cristina holds a Master Degree in Management Engineering from the Politecnico di Torino university in Italy.
Stefan has 28 years experience in telecoms gained as a Director of a mobile operating company and as a specialist telecoms management consultant. He has worked in developed markets in Europe, Canada and the US and also in emerging markets in the Middle East, Africa, and the Far East. As the 2nd person on the ground he played a pivotal role in launching Nedjma, the 3rd Algerian mobile operator. Stefan has worked on over 70 mobile licence bids and spectrum valuation projects. Co-author of the Economist’s Guide to Business Planning.
Like almost all aspects of society, preparation for WRC-23 has been significantly affected by the global pandemic. Meetings and discussions have been taking place online rather than in person, which has created a number of additional challenges for everyone involved. Despite this, progress on key issues and on preparatory studies has been continuing. Whilst many of the key agenda items in this cycle are predominantly focussed on regions 1 and 2, issues such as the 3.3 – 3.8GHz and 6GHz bands are still of huge importance to stakeholders in the APAC region. This session will look at where we currently are with regards to the preparatory work that is being done in these areas and more. With the hope that we will be able to return to in-person meetings in the first half of 2022, it will look at the challenges that still lie ahead, and the work that needs to be done to ensure a successful outcome for WRC-23 for the Asia-Pacific region and more broadly.
