Does Andorra have a telecommunications market?

Andorra does not have a big enough market for more than one telecommunications company. For many small countries such as Monaco, San Marino and Gibraltar it is very hard to open the telecommunication market. Monaco has tried but nobody came into it. There is still only Monaco Telecom.

What is Andorra Telecom's commitment to innovation?

The firm commitment of Andorra Telecom to innovation and the implementation of new technology in the Principality of Andorra is reflected in its active participation of the Smart Country project currently led by the government of Andorra.

What role does Andorra Telecom play in Actua?

Andorra Telecom, as the sole telecommunications operator, plays a fundamental role and is actively involved in the projects. Firstly, it actively takes part in the Actua initiative through its clusters, and it is also a founding trustee of the ActuaTech Foundation.

When did Andorra Telecom become a Sau?

Andorra Telecom became a SAU on the 27th of November 2014. The Consell General, our parliament, unanimously approved the new law that upholds the public company’s historical status. All the parties voted recently that Andorra Telecom will continue as the public operator that has exclusivity over the telecommunications services in Andorra. Why?

What is Andorra Telecom Law?

According to Andorran law, Andorra Telecom has to provide 100 Mb per second to any household at the same price and the government has to approve the tariffs for the residential market and to strengthen the consumer’s position. It is working on a draft regulator of telecommunications law to introduce in parliament.

Does Andorra have a public sector?

The Andorran public sector is made up of the central Administration and seven local administrations, one for each of the country’s seven parishes. The public sector employs 11.6 percent of Andorra’s workforce, or approximately 4,377 employees. Andorra has no current plans to privatize any of its SOEs.