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2019 PITA 23rd AGM & Annual Telecommunications Conference 06-12th April, 2019, Shangri La Fijian Resort & Spa

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Contents

2 • Message from PITA President................................................................................................ 3 • About PITA........................................................................................................................................... 4 • PITA 23rd AGM & Conference Program & Agenda............................................. 7 • Exhibitors Information...........................................................................................................31 • Program At a Glance..............................................................................................................34 • Sponsors Logos.................................................................................................................................

• Locality & Map of Resort.................................................... Inside Back Cover

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MESSAGE FROM THE PITA PRESIDENT Dear Members, Friends and Participants; This 23rd Annual General Meeting of PITA marks another key milestone for PITA. For me, it’s an end of my term as President. After serving in the PITA Executive Committee from 2011 as Executive Member, and then from 2012 as Vice President and President from 2015, I am humbled of the opportunity to be of services to you all, and of the common objectives of PITA. The PITA AGM continues to be an important event for ourselves here in the Pacific, uniting all members in our common goals, and where we can learn and share from each other, hear on new developments, and formulate solutions. In addition, the AGM serves also as an essential time in the year that we reflect our efforts in the past years and discuss way forwards as group, to deliberate and decide on strategies, work plan and appropriating budget to implement them.

Already with over 250 delegates registered from over 110 organisations in over 36 countries, from all key sectors in telecommunication, and with a great agenda and program put out by our team, there is no doubt in my mind of the many positive outcomes that will result.

I would like to thank all of you for making this PITA 23rd AGM and Annual Conference another meaningful convening for all of us who are participating, the speakers, the sponsors, exhibitors, the advertisers and all those who contribute in kind.

My specific thanks also go to the Honourable Ministers and the Government representatives whom by their participations and involvements engenders more holistic approach to common goals and needs in the Pacific, to the regional and international partner organisations, such as those present with us this week, namely ITU, GSMA, CTO, APT, APNIC, ICANN and UNDP, and also to all the Members of PITA, and last but not the least to my fellow colleagues in the PITA Executive Committee and the management.

I wish you all the best in your deliberations and make the most of the opportunities.

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ABOUT PITA Historical PITA was formed in response to specific regional circumstances back in 1997 at the closure of the Telecom Technical Division of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, with the goal for providing a forum for those involved with telecommunications in the Pacific to exchange experiences, to help formulate solutions relevant to the region, to provide training opportunities and the regular exchange of information, and to be a Pacific voice in the international communications environment.

In the inaugural AGM in 1998, PITA was formally established with an office based in Suva and a Manager appointed.

WHAT IS PITA? PITA is a non profit organisation, formed to represent the interests of the small island states and countries in the Pacific in the field of telecommunications OBJECTIVES The objective of PITA is to improve,promote,facilitate,develop and provide telecommunication services within member and Associate member countries MEMBERSHIP PITA Members are telecommunication entities in Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia, Australia and New Zealand. Associate members are suppliers of telecommunication equipment and services. Partner agencies are regional and international organisations with vested interests in the telecommunications and its development in the Pacific Islands. Telecommunication Regulatory bodies have special membership category.

Current membership = 190 Total Number of Countries = 36 (including 22 Pacific Islands States & Territories) ACTIVITIES PITA has two main meetings organised for members during the year.The first meeting is held one day prior to the start of the PacificTelecommunications Council conference held every January in Honolulu, Hawaii.The second meeting is its Annual General Meeting usually held in March or April before the start of a new financial year Other activities include Workshops,Training and Technical Cooperation between developing member countries as organised in an annual workplan. Where requested by members or when the opportunity arises, other events and activities can be planned outside these meetings, workshops and training, and can be held at different times of the year. PITA supports joint events with other organisations in the promotion of telecommunications development and for cost savings, event can be held back to back.

Attendance to any PITA event is open to all members with minimum or no registration fee. PITA does not provide fellowship for participation at any event.

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PITA 23 AGM & Annual Telelcommunication Conference Venue: Shangri-La Fijian, FIJI. Dates: 08-12 April 2019

TENTATIVE AGENDA – PROGRAM; MON - FRI 1. MON 08APR 2019: 0900-1030: 1.1 Welcome and Opening Keynote speakers Plenary at MAIN EVENT HALL 1&2 • Master of Ceremony: Mr Douglas Creevey, CEO Bluesky Samoa o Welcome by PITA President; Mr. Sione Veikoso o Keynotes: • Mr Mats Granryd, Director General, GSMA • Dirk Wolter, Senior Expert and executive o Opening Keynote Speech by Chief Guest and Dignitary • Vote of Thanks: Mr George Samisoni, CEO FINTEL / PITA Executive Member 1030-1100: Group Photo and Morning Break 1100-1230: 1.2 JOIN THE CONVERSATION Panel Discussion: [Plenary] Setting the pace, moving from re-imagination to implementation, bridging the digital divide final barriers, how will technologies, policy, strategy and investment help individual countries or as a regional approach bridge the final barriers in the digital divide • Moderator: Dr Robert Horton • Panelists: 1. Hon. Afamasaga Rico Tupa’I, Minister of Communications & IT, Samoa 2. Mr Mats Granryd, Director General, GSMA 3. Mr Naibuka Saune, Head of Mergers & Acquisitions, Amalgamated Holdings Ltd 4. Mr Paul Seaden, Lead Adviser, Digital & Development Officer, NZ Ministry

of Foreign Affairs & Trade 5. Mr. Hannes Astok, Senior Expert & Deputy Director for Strategy &

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Mr Phillip Henderson, Country Manager, Bluesky Cook islands

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Moderators: 1. Mr Sione Veikoso, President PITA 2. Mr Doulas Creevey, CEO Bluesky Samoa Speakers / Panelists 1. Fredy Perman, Executive President/CEO of FSM TC and Executive Member of PITA Green PITA Initiative A proposal for a going green policy and strategy for PITA,

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2. Mr George Samisoni, CEO FINTEL Regional Hub concept for Disaster, Emergencies and in peace time, for greater interconnectivity, roaming, and platform sharing.

Joint initiatives with Industry and PITA 3. Mr Ronald Prasad, Chief Operating Officer,Vodafone Fiji 4. Mr Ioane Koroivuki, Regional Director, ITU, Asia and the Pacific 1530-1600: Afternoon Break 1600-1630: Launch of Telecom Fiji High-Speed Broadband and New Business Connectivity With Huawei Technologies: Huawei Exhibit at the Green Lawn RARA Courtyard 1630-+ 1.4 Opening and Welcome Reception MAIN EVENT HALL, DAVUI HALL, RARA Officiating and Speeches for the Welcome and Opening reception

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Master of Ceremony 1. Chief Guest & Dignitary 2. PITA President; Mr Sione Veikoso 3. International Friends (CEOs/Directors)

1. Mr Ioane Koroivuki, ITU Regional Director

2. Ms Areewan Haorangsi, Secretary General APT

3. Ms Gisa Fuatai Purcell, Acting Secretary General CTO

4. Mr Paul Wilson, Director General APNIC

5. Ms Sharon Nakama, CEO Pacific Telecommunications Council 4. Speech by Diamond Sponsor – Huawei Technologies, Mr Jump Zanf, CEO Huawei Fiji • Networking Drinks & Dinner

End of Day 2. TUE 09APR 2019: Break out workshops; 0900-1030: Track for CTOs: Location: MAIN HALL Moderator: Mr Sione Veikoso, PITA President Speakers/ Panelists; 15minutes + 5minutes Q&A T.1 Case Studies of Low-Density Cellular Projects leveraging on OPENRAN This presentation will share on the case studies of such projects deploying OPENRAN based radio access networks to deliver more economic low-density cellular coverage, by two global operators Vodafone and Telefonica having managed

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an approach to market seeking open standards and interoperability. The paper will look at the objectives, what is OpenRAN, and the ecosystem delivering a lower cost rural solution for operators with low ARPU. David Cooke, Parallel Wireless T.2 5G Pipe Dream or Reality; Latest Developments The next generation of public mobile communications evolution (5G) is being born and upon us. As expected, it will be bigger, better, faster, more spectrally efficient, more mobile, have less latency, have greater connection density and will concentrate on a greater number of dimensions around user requirements and experience. Given these factors, the emerging market expects even greater degrees of automation and integration of services in the wider community (eg, connected and smart city, vehicle automation, IoT, further integration with emergency services and PSMB). The latest buzzword is ‘synchronised reality’, implying an upgrade from ‘virtual’ to ‘real’ and an ‘ongoing dependence’ on a more fully integrated existence and experience. This session will look at current trends and future likely outcomes in 5G. Dale Stacey, SAT Pty Ltd T.3: Smart Networks Low ARPU and increased costs as well as demand for QoE with the ever-growing demand for bandwidth is a greater challenge for the Pacific when compared to other nations. The session will cover how this case be achieved in the Pacific by implementing Smart Networks QoE, Analytics,Value Add Services for customers and Closed Loop Automation; Ratinesh Kumar, Allot T.4: Fast and Flexible - no compromise satellite broadband commercial consideration

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Satellite technology offers Pacific Island Telecommunications and ISP operators a broadband solution which is fast, flexible and tailored for Pacific geographies and needs. Satellite is a proven technology for fast disaster response for example, Kacific’s involvement in the Tonga cable outage in January 2019. It can be rapidly deployed and commissioned, even to serve communities in remote areas. Solutions can be quickly developed to work in tandem with the operators existing network or separate.

This presentation will include videos and case studies, as well as show operators the on -the-ground technology and give pricing examples for particular products like Mobile Backhaul and WIFI Hotspot powered by Kacific’s powerful high throughput satellite.

John Hawker, Kacific Broadband Satellites Group 0900-1030: Track for CFOs: Location: DAVUI SECRETARIAT Moderator: Colin Yates, PITA Fraud Adviser The formal presentation session starts at 0950; Speaker allocations is 15minutes + 5Minutes Q&A F.1 Risks and rewards of selling your number ranges This presentation will discuss and highlight the risks and rewards associated with selling number ranges to Premium Rate providers. This will include topics such as the risks associated with different types of content and industry practice regarding dispute resolution.The intent is to ensure PITA countries are aware of both the risks and rewards involved.

Andrew Tierney, TNZI F.2 Facilitating detection of SIM Bypass and Number Range

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Hijacking This presentation will discuss TNZI’s response to emerging types of fraud that are impacting Pacific Island Telco revenues.

TNZI has offered a fully managed fraud alerting system to the Pacific Island Telco’s for over 8 years focused on detecting fraudulent traffic being generated and sent out of your network (PBX hacks etc). We have recently launched a new service that scans the international wholesale market for low rate offers to your home networks and sends test calls via these operators in order to detect sim bypass routes or short stopping (number range hijacking). This service is being utilized by network owners and regulators in Asia, Africa, and several of the Pacific Islands.

Jo Quinn, TNZI 0900-1030: Track for Regulatory: Location: RATU MAKUTU BOARD ROOM Moderator: Mr George Samisoni, CEO FINTEL Speaker allocation is 15minutes & 5minutes QA R.1 Demystifying 5G wireless backhaul: realising capacity, density and latency from a regulatory and vendor’s perspective As the 5G standards solidify, both regulatory authorities and equipment suppliers are moving to ensure that the technical requirements can be realised. This is a careful multilateral conversation between organisations such as ITU, ETS, and ANSI, and the technology manufacturers such as Aviat Networks. The finite resource of radio spectrum needs to be carefully managed today, with a long-term view of 5G and beyond. Equipment manufacturers need to focus research and development on the 5G technical requirements of capacity, density and latency, squeezing every bitper-second out of the limited spectrum. Techniques such as: high order modulation over 4096QAM, dual band, bi band and E band linking, and MiMo enable microwave transmission to fulfil the needs of 5G.This presentation intends to provide a high-level overview of 5G from the point of view of a microwave radio design organisation in NZ, and standards authorities ETSI. Aaron Prior, Aviat Networks Ltd This session breaks at 0925 to join other sessions and for continuing discussions 0900-1030: Track for Customer Services and Retail-Marketing. Location: DAVUI SECRETARIAT Moderator: Stuart Davies; PITA Support Consultant This session starts at 0920am; Speaker allocation is 15minutes + 5minutes Q&A M.1: Using our cutting-edge space-based technology to create a sustainable economy for communities This presentation will cover key overviews on sustainable economy: and then share first-hand the power of satellite connectivity and the tremendous impact it can have on communities around the world, such as to create economy in townships, e-health, e-education, digital inclusion Robert Suber, Intelsat M.2 Why RCS is the ultimate revenue generator to complement to your Business Messaging offering to Enterprises RCS is the next generation of A2P messaging that enables a richer conversational communication channel between brands and consumers.While SMS is being challenged Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association 12 PRO GR AM HANDB O OK

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by OTT alternatives as the trusted messaging channel, RCS gives the opportunity to operators to reclaim the position as the provider of the undisputed premier channel for business messaging. Operators can monetize this new opportunity in an easy to consume ‘as a service’ solution.

Robert Arcon, SINCH M.3 Building and Expanding Carrier Grade Wireless Solutions for Triple Play Services Presentation will cover key technology criteria for Triple Play (Voice, Video & Data) services for Operators, in having to contend with growing demands for bandwidth for a diverse set of applications; how radio equipment is needed that incorporates technology, efficiency and flexibility for reliable high throughput, including intelligent tools for support, planning, deployment and management Johsua Mony, Radwin

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for IP service in order to serve its end user clients; (ii) Temporary need for increased IP capacity due to major event such as Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders Meeting, (iii) Network congestion due to launch of new services, etc.

Donald Chew, ABS Global Ltd T.6: Ultra High Throughput Satellites and the 28GHz Spectrum The introduction of Ka band satellite coverage over the pacific island region has provided lower cost faster broadband. More Ka band satellite providers coming online with Pacific Island coverage, Kacific, Telesat, Oneweb, and Viasat, will offer faster bandwidth speeds with broadband pricing plans comparable to low cost plans available in major cities.This can only happen if the allocation of the 28Ghz spectrum is retained for satellite.

Peter Girvan, Viasat T.7 New developments in Residential and Business Connectivity ICT technology, represented by broadband networks and Internet applications, has ignited the fourth industrial revolution and led to the development of the global digital economy. According to ITU statistics, as of September 2017, 163 countries have issued national broadband targets and initiatives. Some developed countries have even developed an “all-optical network strategy” to ensure national competitiveness in the future digital economy. With the Internet of Things, 5G, 4K/8K video, AR/VR, home and enterprise Gigabit Internet access and cloud demand, put forward more demands for national broadband development. This session aims to synchronize the latest status and progress of global broadband trends, and related to the status of broadband development in Pacific island countries, giving business strategies,

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Barry Lerner, Huawei T.8 Transforming mobile networks economics How do operators transform their networks form 3G/4G today to 5G in the next few years. Networks architectures are changing, why are they changing.What do they need to do and why. This presentation is to discuss key economic and technology visions and decisions on how can operators independently plan today, to transform their networks to be ready for the higher demand of their customers, and minimize the upgrade cost for the future Jan Schaar, Mavenir 1100-1230: Track for CFOs. Location: DAVUI SECRETARIAT Moderator: George Samisoni, CEO FINTEL Speakers allocation is 20minutes & 5minutes Q&A F.3: Its time to upgrade your B/OSS systems to the Cloud in a low risk and expense neutral way With 5G and AI applications on the rise, and phone call usage behaviors dropping off, the future holds new challenges for operators that will impact how they bill and generate revenue in a data driven, content heavy future. In addition to staying relevant from a feature/function level, and with cyber hacks on the rise, the need for a flexible cloud based B/OSS that can be updated monthly is a requirement to keep your company “future proofed.”

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This session on Business Case & ROI is kindly sponsored by nCINGA F.4: Business Case for Network Function Virtualisation (NFV & Cloud Platforms) NFV is a technology going to bring IT like economies and agility into Telecom operators when they start their softwarerization and virtualization journey. In this session we are going to discuss the fundamentals of NFV for CFOs, what functions Telcos should virtualize first and the business case and ROI for NFV Imal Kalutotage & Dirk Wolter; nCINGA F.5: Satellite Redundancy: commercial options from an operator who buys 13,000 MHz of satellite capacity.

Insurance policies are great, but do we see value in them? Cable failures happen, but will it happen to me? Do we risk it or are there restoration alternatives that make commercial sense? Hear from an operator who currently buys 13,000MHz of satellite capacity, who currently provides cable restoration for Pacific Island Customers (up to 1Gbps for one customer), and who has some experience in providing cost effective and workable solutions.

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device-to-device interaction Ben Scott, Giesecke & Devrient Mobile Security 1100-1230: Track for Regulatory: Location: RATU MAKUTU BOARD ROOM Moderator 9: Stuart Davies, PITA Support Consultant Speakers allocation is 15minutes & 5minutes Q&A R.1: Impacts of ccTLD registration practices ICANN received advice that a number of Top Level Domains (TLD) registries are not conforming to IDNA2008 standard and now register Emojis as domain names.

This presentation will outline why the non-conformance will cause security and stability issues related to confusability. We need to raise the awareness and to seek understanding of why some ccTLDs operators in the region are doing this.

Savenaca Vocea, ICANN R.2 APNIC role in the community and how can it be involved APNIC is an open, membership-based, not-for-profit organization. It is one of five Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) charged with ensuring the fair distribution and responsible management of IP addresses and related resources. These resources are required for the stable and reliable operation of the global Internet.This presentation covers APNIC’s role and what we do, even from the global perspective. As an RIR, APNIC facilitates bottom up, community-based development of Internet resource policies, community and agency role is in this process, and how you can become involved.

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R.3: Regulatory Compliance Trends The session will cover most recent trends in the regulatory compliance domain. It will share the challenges that CSPs face today with adhering these requirements and finding the right solution. The “All-in-One” capabilities which supplies the CSPs not only the 360 compliancy with regulations, but also added value to their networks through cost reduction and business increase. Allot’s 10Y+ experience in this domain will be shared through use cases and case studies from existing deployments.

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Ranganathan Narayanan, Allot R.4 The 28GHz band A regulatory discussion and needs for the Pacific on this band. Speakers will be invited to share on needs and opportunities for 5-7minutes followed by roundtable discussions 1100-1230: Track for Ministers Forum; Location: DAVUI SECRETARIAT L.1 Informal roundtable session for Ministers who are present at the PITA AGM;

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This session will provide opportunities for Ministers present at the PITA AGM to share and exchange on selected topics (to be listed), and how to advance on topics of common interests.

Ministers to select their own Chairperson. Observers are welcome but to be registered with PITA to be provided with seating.

1230-1400: Lunch Break: Special Lunch-Hour Seminar. Location MAIN HALL S.1: What are the broader technology & societal trends that will affect telecoms? How will that manifest in terms of services or infrastructure? (eg AI, IoT, AR/VR, robotics, blockchain etc?); Dean Bubley.

S.2: Innovative APP by Youth CO-LAB Innovation Winner/UNDP Information on APP and youth innovation to be provided 1400-1530: Track for CTO: Location: MAIN HALL Moderator 10: Douglas Creevey, Bluesky Samoa Speaker allocations is 15minutes & 5minutesQ&A T.9: Getting to 5G with fixed wireless access.

Increasing demand for bandwidth is a constant struggle for Service Providers. By using innovative technologies such as Massive Multi-User MIMO, Beamforming and even LTE technology in a fixed environment, a network operator can better compete with traditional providers, even fiber. Eddie Stephanou, Cambium Networks T.10: 5G use cases in 2019 and 5G Fixed Wireless Access for Pacific Islands Presentation will focus on the use cases that Nokia’s customers have built their 5G launches on, Focussing on 5G Fixed Wireless Access as a lead solution, and particularly relevant for the Pacific Islands Rob Spray, NOKIA T.11: Allot in STN Cloud, Out with hardware and CAPEX, DDOs and Transit as from Swiftel & Allot; IoT has changed DDoS risk forever.

Compromised IoT devices on the Internet continues to cause DDoS havoc within service provider and enterprise networks. To this end, Swiftel and Allot continue to develop and evolve their joint solutions to reassure that both Service Providers and Enterprises can protect and defend the constant threats that could impact revenues, reputation, and customer loyalty.

This session will share more about the new solutions and techniques, taking a multi-layer approach across different cloud, virtual and appliance-based platforms to addresses challenges in a distributed and multi-cloud networks.

Ahad Aboss, Swiftel T.12: 360 Security Security has been one of the main trends for new service offerings among CSPs, offering security VAS to customers and SMBs. The session will cover Allot’s portfolio in the security domain, from the home router security through IoT and onto Network based security services. In Addition, latest DDoS attacks threat and the unique combination of DPI and DDoS protection at wire speed. Common use cases from global operators will be shared. Daniel Keidar, Allot 1400-1530: Track for CFOs & Regulatory. Location: DAVUI SECRETARIAT This is a sponsored workshop and will be facilitated by Igor Glavanic & Tobias Skog from Parcus Group Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association 20 PRO GR AM HANDB O OK

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F.6: Costing workshop; this will be high level working sessions and will cover the following: • Financial analysis principles – cost model analysis, cost factors, revenue

factors, P&L, BS • Cost modelling principles – allocation techniques, LRIC, FAC standalone • Cost modelling data sourcing – technical & financial information-gathering

requirements for cost models • Detailed cost analysis – COGS, direct costs, indirect costs, allocated costs,

development of cost allocation formulas and approach • Cost models reporting – cost model verification & reporting, profit and

margin calculations, factors affecting profit, trends analysis 1400-1530: Track for Customer Services and Retail-Marketing. Location: HALL C Moderator: Sione Veikoso, PITA President Speaker allocations is 15minutes & 5minutes Q&A M.2: Global Broadband Connectivity through NGSO LEO Constellations This presentation present a global broadband connectivity solution through NGSO LEO constellations such as OneWeb innovative solutions. The constellation provides global coverage, low latency and affordable connectivity, it is particularly suitable for the Pacific Island which is geographically challenged Siok Tan, OneWeb M.3 Implementing Cloud as a service for business and residential customers In the future many of the new services that Telecom Operators offer will be hosted in the Cloud and sold as a Service. IoT and Video are examples of these types of new services for both Business and Residential customers that will be cloud based.

Additionally the market for IT cloud-related services, such as IaaS and SaaS, continues to increase rapidly as many businesses move their computing needs to the cloud and pay for what they use rather than traditional CAPEX models. This presents both an opportunity and a challenge for telecoms operators that are seeking to capture a share of this growing market and its associated connectivity revenue. Pacific Island Nations need to consider how they should enter this new cloud based service market This session will discuss a step by step action plan needed to implement Cloud as a Service and how it can provide new customer experiences.

Sue Bryant, Huawei Technologies M.4: The role of Efficient and Effective work flow processing with automation and mobile access for excelling customer experience

In today’s world, responses to your customer’s needs is paramount. That responsiveness requires an efficient, fully-functional Workflow and Tech Dispatch platform, ideally integrated to your BSS/OSS system.

Order routing, robust calendar and mapping capabilities, mobile access, automated email and texting communications to your outside techs and customers, and e-signature support are all important features to help you effectively respond to your customer base. Mike Chalk, CDG Digital transformation strategy and rollout Customer journey optimization with knowledge accumulated while working with numerous European, African and Middle eastern network operators. Of key discussions will be the Customer oriented service from end to end (c2n n2c), PRO GR AM HANDB O OK

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Network optimization and rollout for maximizing value to MNO and customers., discussing also the revenue & quality per asset/cell, significant increases in loyalty, sales, productivity and digital channel use.

Jovan Barac, Yann Pitaut; Anthenasys 1530-1600: Afternoon Break 1600-1730: Sponsored session 1: Internet for Development Location: MAIN HALL Moderator: Stuart Davies, PITA Support Consultant Speaker Allocations is 15minnutes & 5minutes for Q&A I.1: Next Generation Registry As a Regional Internet address Registry, APNIC is responsible for providing an accurate public registry which identifies the holders of IP address blocks. This “whois” database is an essential service for network engineering and operational purposes, and also increasingly for use by the network security and law enforcement communities. As demands on registry services increase, new services are being developed which make whois more effective, and provide secure digital certification of IP address holdings, and of the Internet’s routing system. This presentation will introduce and explain these latest developments in IP address registry services, and their importance to Internet stability and security Paul Wilson, APNIC I.2: The importance of DNS in the internet infrastructure ICANN became aware of attacks on the DNS, through reports from media and security professionals. It is important to take steps to Are ensure the ICANN community and the public Areyou youininthe theright righthands? hands? at large are made aware of the situation. This We believe in partnerships to help WeWe believe believe in creating in creating creating partnerships partnerships toto help help businesses be great today && be ready for tomorrow is in keeping with our mission to ensure the businesses businesses bebe great great today today be & be ready ready forfor tomorrow tomorrow security and stability of the Domain Name System (DNS). Telco’s, ISPs and Governments need to be made aware of these trends and raising awareness of the issues should guide our engagement and need for collaboration Your One Stop Shop for Your Your One One Stop Stop Shop Shop for for Adiel Akplogan, ICANN

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I.3: Key business drivers for IPv6 IPv6 deployment is accelerating rapidly around the world. This presentation will cover how IPv6 enables the sustainable growth of the Internet along with providing the possibility for new services and business opportunities on large-scale IP installations. Elly Tawhai, APNIC 1600-1730: Sponsored session 2: mobile requirements, developments and roadmap P.2 Panel Discussion: A panel session discussing points raised from the sessions, mobile requirements, development and roadmap for 5G in the contexts of the region

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Moderators: Sione Veikoso PITA President & Phillip Henderson CEO Bluesky Cook Islands Panelists: • Joaquin Restrepo, ITU • Andreas Hipp, CATALEYA • Cristian Gomez, GSMA • Kristian Som, NEC Australia • (Ms) Vani Manian, Blue Arcus Technologies Social Networking Function hosted by Platinum Sponsor Location – TBA; Drinks, Fork & Walk food and fun activities Platinum Sponsor – Kacific Broadband Satellites

End Day 2 3. WED 109APR 2019: Plenary and Sponsored Sessions 0900-1000: Country innovations for moving from re-imaginations to implementation, in bridging the digital divide final barrier, innovation in funding and contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals. Location: MAIN HALL Moderator: Sione Veikoso, PITA President George Samisoni, CEO FINTEL W.1 Innovation Case Study 1 – Digital Transformation to full IP of Network Backbone to enable High Speed Broadband to Homes and Enterprise Connectivity How Telecom Fiji (TFL) successfully transformed its ageing legacy core networks to state-of-the-art ultrahigh speed network to cater for growing need for broadband and enterprise services in the country, how TFL overcame the challenges faced in a Phased Approach for Transformation, the Benefits Realized, positive impacts on citizens, business and government, and Lessons learned Jointly by Telecom Fiji, Mesake Tunabua, and nCINGA, Imal Katutotage W.2: Innovation Case Study 2 – Haas Hospitality as a service Cook Islands is one of the isolated small islands and developing states in the Pacific gifted with a rapidly growing tourism industry. There is a need to work together with all stakeholders to be proactive in capturing the growing industry and its positive impact to the national social economic development.This presentation shares on this proactive innovation for a public-private partnership involving the Telco, Hospitality Service Providers and Government in raising the tourist experiences in visiting the Cook Islands. Tofina Injimo, Bluesky Cook Islands W.3: Innovation Case Study 3: Solomon Island story – inclusions for the unconnected. Solomon Telekom Company, Our Telekom, partners with local stakeholders to bridge the digital divide inherent in a geographically challenging country. This presentation shares Our Telekom’s initiatives in rolling out digital financial inclusion to the unbanked as well as enabling the informal sector to participate in the nation’s Superannuation savings fund. It also highlights work carried out for rural community policing & governance and also support for the country’s national general election in April.

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1100-1230: W.4: PITA Annual General Meeting (23rd AGM); Location: MAIN HALL All are Welcome Chairperson: PITA President 1.

Remarks of welcome and notice 2.

Appointment of Drafting Committee 3.

Apologies 4.

Adoption of Agenda 5.

Adoption of the Draft Minutes of Last AGM 6.

Matters arising from Minutes 7.

Report by the President 8.

Audited Financial Statements of PITA for period ending 31 December 2018 9.

Financial Status 10. Election of PITA President and Executive Member 11. Appointment of Auditors 12. Ratification of new Members and Changes 13. Select Committee report 14. Draft Workplan 15. Draft Budget 16. Next AGM venue and date 17. Other matters 18. Closing 1230-1400: Special Lunch-Hour Seminar. Location MAIN HALL W.5: Reports on CTO study on OTT

by Dr Martin Koyabe, Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO W.6: Innovative APP2 presentation by the UNDP YOUTH CO LAB Winner 1400-1530: Sponsored Session1; Location: MAIN HALL W.7: Mobile for Development: Fostering mobile innovation with socio-economic impact in the Pacific Digital technologies have the potential to revolutionize the lives of the poor, unlock development and prosperity, and accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. Mobile operators– either directly or in partnership with digital innovators - are very well placed to build business models that will foster inclusion and innovation for socio-economic impact.

This session will build on the experience and expertise of GSMA Mobile for Development to explore the opportunities around ‘ICT4D’ in the Pacific, and the specific role mobile operators can play in enabling the environment, and developing new products and services. Areas of focus will include – but not be limited to – mobile financial services, start-up ecosystem development, identity, energy, gender and agriculture. Max Cuvellier, GSMA W.8 Case Presentations from Pacific Islands Mobile Operators 1400-1530: Sponsored Session2; Location: HALL C Cyber Security, Internet & Network Security, Safety and Privacy Moderator: George Samisoni, CEO FINTEL Speaker allocations is 15minutes & 5minutes Q&A W.9: National cyber security strategy/policy, international Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association 24 PRO GR AM HANDB O OK

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cooperation for a safe cyberspace and adoption of internet security standards How will all of these make sense to the Pacific Islands. A discussion paper Bart HOGEVEEN;, Head of Cyber Capacity building, Australian Strategic Policy Institute ASPI W.10: Cybersecurity Strategies Overview and discussion into case strategies; More details and information for this session to be provided Dr Martin Koyabe, CTO W.11: Cyber Threat Landscape The FBI is interested in continuing to educate the private sector about the latest guidance on countering malicious cyber actors with the intention of encouraging the sharing of threat intelligence long with practical steps to improve cyber defense. This is a generic session to discuss the current Cyber threat environment from a nontechnical perspective, and solutions to a few common schemes currently victimizing companies around the world. Key practical steps include Identifying cyber threats to sensitive data , Identifying how the FBI categorizes potential attack vectors, Gaining insights into strategies for preventing, responding and eliminating cyber threats, and Discussing collaborative efforts between the government and the private sector Ryan M Pardee, United States Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI W.12: DNS Security – a holistic View The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical decentralised system that assists humans in not needing to memorise long strings of numerical IP addresses. It has become so ubiquitous, that it forms part of critical information infrastructure, and with many businesses relying on its continued stability and security. This presentation will examine the complex interactions of this system, from domain registration to name resolution, the security risks of each component, and the mitigation options currently available. Jamie Gillespie, APNIC 1530-1600: Afternoon Break 1600-1730: Bilateral break; exhibition; Location DAVUI HALL 1600+ Business Networking sponsored by Speedcast GOLD Sponsor

Drinks, Canape Foods & Sponsored Water Sports Activity,

Location: Lagoon Beach Evening: On own Leisure / Private Functions 4. THU 11APR 2019: Sponsored Workshops TRACK 1: Location MAIN HALL 1 4.1: ITU Pacific Radiocommunications Workshop (PRW19) [2 days] Target Audience: Regulatory, Telcos and Industry Managers and Personnel handling radio communications, spectrum planning and management, representations to WRC [see further below in Appendix for the 2 days agenda program] TRACK 2: Location MAIN HALL 2 4.2: E-Governance; planning and implementation [half day Agenda] Estonia, the small country in Europe with 1,3 million population is considered as one of the world leaders in e-Government and Digital Transformation. This session is providing a deep-dive overview of the Estonian e-governance ecosystem and presenting its digital and analog elements. Key success factors, but also failures on Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association 26 PRO GR AM HANDB O OK

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the road will be discussed. The live samples of the online services for the citizens and businesses will be presented.

Based on Estonian lessons learned, the opportunities and challenges of the Digital Transformation for the Pacific Region island countries will be discussed with the participants and possible cooperation models envisaged.

By Hannes Astok; Estonia e-Governance Academy TRACK 3: Location DAVUI SEC 0930-1030+1100-1200 4.3: Revenue Assurance and impacts of disruptive Technologies [2 hours Agenda]

By Igor Glavanic & Tobias Skog; Parcus Group Target Audience: CFO and Finance Managers and Personnel Topics: Following are some of the key topics we will cover: • Overview of New Technologies and Impact on Telecoms (4G/5G, Cloud,

IoT, SDN/NFV, ICT…) • Advanced RA Controls, Measures and Thresholds Design • Global Best Practices in RA • TM Forum RA Maturity Model and Roadmaps 1400-1530 + 1600-1730 4.4: Submarine Cable Communications workshop [3 hours Agenda] Target Audience: Managers and personnel involved in Submarine /Subsea Communications TRACK 4: Location HALL C 4.5 Cyber security Panel Session – the holistic view and approach Summarizing, roles, actions and next steps Sponsored breaks are at 1030-1100 Morning Break 1230-1400 Lunch Break 1530-1600 Afternoon Break Evening: Closing Reception 5. FRI 12APR 2019: Sponsored Workshops TRACK 1: Location MAIN HALL 1 5.1: ITU Pacific Radiocommunications Workshop (PRW19) [whole day agenda] Target Audience: Regulatory, Telcos and Industry Managers and Personnel handling radio communications, spectrum planning and management, representations to WRC TRACK 2: Location MAIN HALL 2; 5.2: Satellite Essence – An expert panel on the future of Satellite and Next Generation Applications Neutral session on satellites services and role.

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4. Satellite Service licensing trends and regulatory environment 5. Panel Discussions on satellite Industry, Q &A TRACK 2: Location Davui Sec Sponsored breaks are same as Thursday 1700: THE END Appendix Agenda Program for the Track on ITU Pacific Radiocommunications Workshop (PRW19) Dates: 11-12 April 2019; Location: Main Hall 1 Ratu Makutu Hall Pacific Radio Communication Workshop 2019 (PRW-19) Coral Coast, Fiji 11 – 12 April 2019 Day 1 (9:30 AM – 16:30 PM) 09:30 - 10:00

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Group Photo Inter-communicating things - IoTs The session with give an Overview of the Ecosystem of IoTs and highlight the different technical solutions available to develop these networks.

Standardization activities of technical solution will also be part of the extended session Aamir Riaz ITU IMT-2020 (5G) as enabler of digital services The session will discuss the current trends in technology evolution and adoption for IMT-2020 (5G) as enabler of digital services.

Siow Meng Soh ITU; Aamir Riaz ITU Case studies from Pacific

Day 2 (9:30 AM – 16:30 PM) 09:30-11:00 International Radio Regulations: ITU Structure, study groups and

preparation on WRC-19 Agenda items

The session would cover advanced topics with objective to achieve

harmonization of RF use in Pacific. The emphasis would be on the role

of WRCs (outcomes of WRC-15 and WRC-19 agendas) and in achieving

such harmonization.

Aamir Riaz ITU; Cristian Gomez GSMA 11:30-12:45 Smart sustainable cities and its KPIs

The session will discuss the smart cities concept and highlight U4SSC KPIs

of measuring the smart sustainable cities

Siow Meng Soh ITU 14:15-15:00 Telecommunications in the hour of need

The session will cover topics related to Disaster and emergencies, the

need for spectrum planning, preparation, response for disaster and

emergency would be a need.

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WHO’S EXHIBITING

PITA 23rd AGM & Annual Conference LOCATED AT THE DAVUI HALL Allot is a leading provider of innovative network intelligence and security solutions that empower communications service providers (CSPs) and enterprises worldwide to enhance the value they bring to their customers. With over 20 years of proven success, our solutions turn network, application, usage and security data into actionable intelligence that make our customers’ networks smarter and their users more secure.

Allot has been publicly traded on the NASDAQ and Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 2006 under the ticker symbol ALLT. Contact: Fiona Ungar Email: fungar@allot.com, Sinch (formerly Symsoft) brings businesses and people closer with tools enabling personal engagement. The company offers a leading cloud communications platform for mobile messaging, voice and video, and is a trusted software provider to mobile operators around the world. Sinch solutions for messaging, charging & policy control, revenue assurance and fraud prevention lets mobile operators differentiate their offer, safeguard their networks, and grow their business. Sinch is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and has local presence in more than 30 countries.

Shares are traded on NASDAQ Stockholm: XSTO: SINCH. Cambium Networks is a leading global provider of wireless connectivity solutions that strengthen connections between people, places and things. Specializing in providing an end-to-end wireless fabric of reliable, scalable, secure, cloud-managed platforms that perform under demanding conditions, Cambium Networks empowers service providers and enterprise, industrial and government network operators to build intelligent edge connectivity. Cambium Networks’ commitment to continuous innovation and social responsibility in wireless access is demonstrated in the millions of radios deployed in thousands of networks that benefit communities around the world. Headquartered outside Chicago and with R&D centers in the U.S., U.K. and India, Cambium Networks sells through a range of trusted global distributorswww.cambiumnetworks.com Contact: Roy Wittert, Regional Sales Director of APAC Sales Email: roy.wittert@ cambiumnetworks.com, Phone: +61395692985 Aviat is the trusted expert in wireless transport.

Aviat exists to provide dependable products, services, and support to our customers and is the trusted expert in wireless transport. Better solutions from experts you can trust, Aviat enables the highest performing networks, simplest operations, and best customer experiences.

RADWIN is a leading provider of Point-to-Multipoint and Point-to-Point broadband wireless solutions. Incorporating the most advanced technologies such as a Beam-forming antenna and an innovative Air Interface, RADWIN’s systems deliver optimal performance in the toughest conditions including high interference and obstructed line-of- sight. Deployed in over 170 countries, RADWIN’s solutions power applications including backhaul, broadband access, private network connectivity, video surveillance transmission as well as delivering broadband on the move for trains, vehicles and vessels.

Contact: Joshua Mony, General Manager, South East Asia & Oceania Email: Joshua_m@ radwin.com Phone: +(65) 65-200-800 CDG offers scalable, accurate billing and operational support solutions for voice, PRO GR AM HANDB O OK

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PITA 23rd AGM & Annual Conference LOCATED AT THE DAVUI HALL video and data for retail and wholesale telecommunications carriers and service providers. Options include: BDS, Interconnect, CABS, Mediation, Customer Care, Plant, Trouble, Service Provisioning, E-Care, Task Management, CRM / Prospects, and third-party financial, mapping and facilities management products. Service bureau, online and licensed options are available.

Contact Jerry Barnes jerry@cdg.ws Through our missions, we make available to you high end Digitalization, Eshop, CEM, Network Optimization/configuration, Big data, process automation, workflow, active probes, selfcare tools for a fraction of alternative cost on a flexible lego like approach to achieve targets step by step.

We start by agreeing on a set of objectives as a target for a free POC. As we succeed together we move to next set of objectives always on success fees to improve your mix of QOS, Loyalty, Revenue and Productivity. interested?”

RugGear® one of the leading manufacturers of rugged mobile phones, smartphones and tablets. Headquartered in Hong Kong, RugGear was founded in 2006 developing and producing mobile devices for use in extreme work environments.

RugGear devices are also ideal for outdoor lovers. Designed in Germany, RugGear devices meet industrial and outdoor requirements and comply with the most important standards (IP67/68, MIL-STD-810G, water resistance, shock resistance, dust resistance, etc.). RugGear is present in Europe, Americas, the Middle East, Australia and Asia and the brand’s products are available worldwide.

RugGear Americas RugGear Americas Wellington Guerra E: americas@ruggear.com E:wellington.guerra@ruggear.com Tel: +1 786 8605555 Tel: +1 786 7779375 Doral Florida 33166 Kacific is a next-generation broadband satellite operator. We are committed to providing universal, fast, high-quality broadband access at an affordable cost using robust technologies and an agile business model.

We offer tailored community and business connectivity through Flex VNO, Community WiFi and GigStarter, as well as larger-scale solutions such as Trunking, Mobile Backhaul and Fibre Back-up, and specialist connectivity for CCTV, marine vessels and airliners. www.kacific.com For sales please contact: sales@kacific.com LOCATED OUTSIDE AT THE RARA LAWN AREA Huawei is a leading global provider of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices. With integrated solutions across four key domains – telecom networks, IT, smart devices, and cloud services – we are committed to bringing digital to every person, home and organization for a fully connected, intelligent world.

We have more than 180,000 employees, and we operate in more than 170 countries and regions. Founded in 1987, Huawei is a private company fully owned by its employees.

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PITA 23rd AGM & Annual Conference LOCATED AT THE DAVUI HALL Private Meeting Rooms With the market’s only non-geostationary satellite broadband constellation (O3b), the largest fleet of geostationary satellites and extensive ground infrastructure, SES Networks delivers reliable, high-performance communications solutions to the world’s hardest-to-reach places. We provide managed data services to telcos and ISPs, mobile network operators, cloud solution providers, in-flight connectivity providers and maritime fleets, energy companies, and government agencies. Our end-to-end managed solutions allow organisations to rapidly deploy and scale networks and services for the cloud-scale era.

Contact Person for SES Networks: John Turnbull, Sales Director, Fixed Data Australia and Pacific, john.turnbull@ses. com GSMA

The GSMA represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, uniting more than 750 operators with over 350 companies in the broader mobile ecosystem, including handset and device makers, software companies, equipment providers and internet companies, as well as organisations in adjacent industry sectors.

The GSMA also produces the industry-leading MWC events held annually in Barcelona, Los Angeles and Shanghai, as well as the Mobile 360 Series of regional conferences.

For more information, please visit the GSMA corporate website at www.gsma. com. Follow the GSMA on Twitter: @GSMA.

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AT A GLANCE MON Period

DAVUI HALL

0730-0900 Registration (patio) Secretariat

0900-1030 OPENING KEYNOTES

1030-1100 Group Photo Morning Break

1100-1230 JOIN THE CONVERSATION – Panel Discussion Exhibition 1230-1400 Lunch Break

1400-1530 SETTING THE GOALS – PITA INITIATIVES

1530-1600 Afternoon Break

1600-1630 Launch of High Speed Broadband – TELECOM FIJI + HUAWEI

RARA Green Lawn Area Courtyard

1630-1730 Welcome Function & Speeches Main Hall

1730+ Welcome Reception Patio & Courtyard

MAIN HALL

TUE Period MAIN HALL DAVUI SEC BOARD RM HALL C DAVUI HALL 0630-0830 Private

0900-1030 OPENRAN for open

Demystify 5G

STDs & I/Operability

backhaul

5G reality – Latest RCS for new

Developments A2P Messaging

Smart Networks B/OSS Billing

Selling Tel Nos

Sys to Cloud

Risks

Satellite Broadband Business/C NFV Testing for Tel

commercials Investing & ROI Bypass Hijack 1030-1100 Morning Break

1100-1230 Satellite for easy IP

ccTLD practice

implementation Ministers & issues BSS/OSS to Cloud

Ultra High Throughput Forum Role of Business Cases &

Satellites & the 28Ghz Internet RIR ROI for NFV, Cloud

New Dev Residential & Regulatory Satellite

Business Connectivity Compliance redundancy

Transforming mobile

The 28Ghz eSIMs & Digital

Network Economics

Band identities 1230-1400 Lunch Break: SEMINAR Main Hall

(1). Technology & Society Trends impact on Telecoms

(2). Winner Mobile App by Youth Co Lab/UNDP

Exhibition

1400-1530 Getting to 5G Fixed Costing

OneWeb LEO

Wireless Access

constellations

5G Wireless Use Cases Costing

Cloud for Res &

Bus Customers

Allot in STN Cloud Costing

Workflow Sys

new C-Experienc

360 Security; from

CS Digital Strategy

Router 2 Home 2 Bus

& Rollout 1530-1600 Afternoon Break

Main Hall Mobile Panel Discussions on 5G Hall C Internet Agencies: New Policies

requirements, developments & Roadmap & Development

1830+ Social Function: Platinum Sponsor

Beach & Fun Activities

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Innovation Country Case Studies [3xPpts]

1. Keynote

2. Transformation to IP for high-speed Broadband & new business connectivity

3. Haas as Service – working together with Hospitality industry to provider

new tourists experience and services

4. Inclusions to the unconnected 1030-1100 Morning Break

1100-1230 PITA 23rd AGM

Annual General Meeting of PITA 1230-1400 Lunch Break: SEMINAR Main Hall

(1). Report on OTT Study by CTO

(2). Winner Mobile App by Youth Co Lab/UNDP 1400-1530 Mobile 4 Development [3xPpts] Main Hall Cybersecurity

1. GSMA M4D [4xPpts] Davui Secretariat

2. Countries case ppt See Agenda detailed 1530-1600 Afternoon Break

1600+ Business Networking & Watersports Lagoon Beach

Evening Free Night/ own leisure

Private Functions

THU Period MAIN HALL 1

0900-1030 TU Pacific

Radiocommunication

Workshop - PRW19

MAIN HALL 2 e-Government

1030-1100 Morning Break

1100-1230 PWR19 e-Government

1230-1400 Lunch Break

1400-1530 PWR19 Cybersecurity 2

1530-1600 Afternoon Break

1600-1730 PWR19 OTT Report

Analytics

1830+ Closing Reception

DAVUI SEC Revenue Assurance & Impact of new Technology [RA]

Exhibition

DAVUI HAL Displays & Pvt Mtg Rooms

Revenue Assuance

Submarine Cable Comms

End Exhibition

FRI Period MAIN HALL 1 MAIN HALL 2

DAVUI SEC

0900-1030 PRW19 Satellite Essence

1030-1100 Morning Break

1100-1230 PWR19 Satellite Essence

1230-1400 Lunch Break

1400-1530 PWR19?

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PACIFIC ISLANDS TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 2027, Government Buildings Level 8 BSP-LIFE Centre, Thompson Street Suva FIJI TEL: (679) 3311638 Email: pita@connect.com.fj Website: www.pita.org.fj