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Governmental body controlling media and news in Syria through regulation of publishing, printing, advertising, and licensing
Governmental body aiming to create policies for the information, communication, and postal sectors, form a digital economy, encourage investment in such sectors, and manage its development
Regulates the telecommunications and postal sectors to enhance its role in human development by maintaining its price and quality
Provides radio communication services to public authorities and aims to establish a unified national system of communications
Government entity established to provide network services and manage Syrian domains
Established to create infrastructure for electronic payment services and operate the national system
Defines the regulatory framework for the communications sector and introduces the concept of comprehensive service
Provides services to beneficiaries by increasing effectiveness, productivity, and transparency of government work through integrated electronic servicse
Outlines a vision of development in the ICT sector in Syria in relation to economic production and social interaction
Provides a strategy for Arab countries to improve use of ICT regionally through increased effectiveness, efficiency, transparency, and coopertaion between states
Establishes controls and regulations for the use of ICT in electronic transactions and services
Aims to regulate online communication, combat electronic crime, define responsibilities of service providers, and provide penalties for information crime
Provides protections and regulations surrounding electronic transactions to achieve transparency, accuracy, and authenticity