Telecommunications user rights · Regulatory layer

Removal of Spam and Promotional-Messaging Provisions from the Telecommunications User-Rights Regulation

A targeted amendment removes from the Telecommunications User-Rights Regulation the definitions of “spam message (SPAM)” and “random composition of electronic addresses (Dictionary Attacks)”, together with Chapter Four on spam, commercial and promotional messages. The subject is moved to the new special Regulation adopted under Decision 10.

Material typeTelecommunications Regulatory Authority Decision
Legal branchTelecommunications user rights
Legal layerRegulatory layer
Source languageOfficial Arabic text
Review dateSeptember 13, 2026

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Document overview

A targeted amendment removes from the Telecommunications User-Rights Regulation the definitions of “spam message (SPAM)” and “random composition of electronic addresses (Dictionary Attacks)”, together with Chapter Four on spam, commercial and promotional messages. The subject is moved to the new special Regulation adopted under Decision 10.

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Scope and exclusions

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Official source

TRA Decision 11-2026/36/2/1152 · issued 12 August 2026 · published 16 August 2026 · effective the following day · Telecommunications Regulatory Authority / Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs

September 13, 2026

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