Small Nations Regulators’ Forum
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In the Small Nations Regulators’ Forum (SNRF), media and communications regulators from small – or, as in my case, micro – nations/economies gather: discussing their specific issues, and sharing experience and best practice.
The SNRF is one of the many positive examples of the IIC’s efforts to cater for all stakeholders in a targeted fashion. Its requirement of holding discussions under the Chatham House Rule fosters open debate and in-depth exchanges of views between industry and regulators.
For me, one of the key benefits is to come out of the meeting with a raised spirit. I know I’m not alone with my specific challenges and that I made new friends I can call for advice. I am pleased to serve as Chair going into 2020 and look forward to our discussions very much.
Dr Rainer Schnepfleitner, Chair, Small Nations Regulators’ Forum 2020;
Director, Office for Communications (AK), Liechtenstein
The aim of the SNRF is to focus on media and communications regulatory issues as they apply to countries with small populations and/or small economies.
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