About the LTA
The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) is an independent commission of government established by the Telecommunications Act 2007 and clothed with the authority to regulate the telecommunications sector of Liberia. The LTA’s responsibilities include:
- Advise government on policy for the telecommunications sector
- Develop and enforce Regulations, Decisions, Rules and Orders for the telecommunications sector.
- License and authorize telecommunications service providers, services, and systems.
- Manage Liberia’s radio spectrum and numbering resources.
- Regulate and promote fair and effective competition within the telecommunications sector;
- Regulate interconnection between telecommunications service providers and networks.
- Establish and enforce safeguards for consumer protection.
- Approve telecommunications equipment and terminal devices connected to networks in Liberia.
- Resolve disputes between service providers, and between customers and service providers.
- Facilitate the development of the telecommunications sector, and promote the accessibility of affordable and reliable telecommunications services in Liberia.
MISSION
“To consistently create an enabling environment that promotes market-driven fair competition, which provides accessible and affordable communication services for all.”
VISION
“The premier regulatory authority, providing trusted leadership in the creation of a vibrant, social-economic environment through the effective use of telecommunications and Information Communications Technology (ICT).”