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Cyprus hosts the most important event, both in importance and in the number of participants, for the Postal Services of the countries of Europe.
The European Regulators Group for Postal Services (ERGP) Plenary Meeting takes place on Friday, 23 June, in Larnaca.
The Plenary will discuss and take decisions on a number of key and important issues concerning the postal services sector, such as the needs of modern consumers, the future European Regulatory Framework, the sustainability of universal service providers, environmental protection and the European Regulation on cross-border parcel deliveries. The ERGP's work programme for the coming year will also be discussed, as well as the future role and appropriate adaptation of the Body, given the fundamental changes that are taking place, notably the reduction of letter mail and the increase in parcel traffic. It is worth noting that the Plenary is chaired by the Cypriot Assistant Commissioner for Communications, Mr Petros Galides, who has been elected to the Presidency of the Body for 2023.
In the context of the Conference, the Office of the Commissioner for Electronic Communications Regulation (BERET), as host authority, has planned various events aimed at promoting the culture, history and heritage of Cyprus. The total number of participants at the Conference, including the Heads of Regulatory Authorities and their staffs, amounts to approximately one hundred participants from the Member States of the European Union, the countries of the European Economic Area and the candidate countries.
About the ERGP
The ERGP (European Regulators Group for Postal Services) is composed of the twenty-seven (27) National Regulatory Authorities for Postal Services of the European Union and Regulatory Authorities of the European Economic Area and candidate countries. The ERGP advises and assists the European Commission in the development of the internal market for postal services and the uniform application of the regulatory framework in all Member States.
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