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SatCom MECASA 2009 offers a limited number of prestige speaking opportunities to qualified partners.
Do you have a story to tell?
Do you have expertise in this market that you want to share?
Have you benefited from a product or service that could help others?
Presenters and panellists will be specially selected industry leaders and experts that will share their vision and practical strategies.
There are a limited number of opportunities for sponsors to participate in the conference presentations.
Opportunities include:
- Keynote presentations
- Client case study presentations
- Panel sessions
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 Ms Zeina Mokkadem,
Director Access Partnership Zeina Mokaddem heads Access Partnership’s Middle East office in Abu Dhabi. Zeina works with infrastructure and telecommunications companies to ensure their access to new markets, allow them to use previously constrained spectrum, and identify new frequency bands for operation. She works closely with governmental agencies in the region to provide strategic and regulatory support to terrestrial, space, aeronautical, maritime, and media clients as they introduce new services to previously underserved markets. Zeina also supports government entities in the region, assisting them with development of new regulation, positioning them in international organisations, and advising on frequency management. She is active in a number of regulatory fora in Europe and the Middle East.
Zeina joined Access Partnership from the private sector, where she assisted multinationals in gaining access to the UK and European markets. Zeina holds a Master of Engineering Management degree from the American University of Beirut. She conducts business in English, Arabic, French, and Italian.
Appearing: Day One: Monday 7 December 2009 14.20 Panel session: Global international ITU radio regulations and sharing knowledge to develop and implement successful satellite regulation and policy
- Debating the issues in the lead up to the ITU World Radiocommunication Conference 2012
- An overview of existing regulations and procedures
- Outlining recently encountered problems and the implementation of existing procedures
- Licensing, spectrum allocation and management, international satellite transactions, interference concerns
- Possible supply-demand imbalance for space services
- Terrestrial competition and market access barriers
- Access to orbit/spectrum resources
- Key regulatory considerations of competition and technology neutrality
Director of the Radiocommunication Bureau (ITU-R),
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Chief, Space Services Department,
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Director,
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