Fiji, April 30 -- The National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) has approved operator licences for Starlink to roll out services in Papua New Guinea, marking a significant step to expand internet access across the country.
NICTA confirmed the decision, saying it paves the way for satellite-based connectivity to reach underserved and remote communities.
"This is a major step forward in improving digital access across PNG," NICTA said in a statement.
NICTA said the approval follows a detailed regulatory process to ensure compliance with national telecommunications laws and standards, while opening the market to new technology and competition.
The authority said Starlink's entry is expected to improve connectiv...
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