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'''Hassan Lebbadi''' is the State Secretariat to the Prime Minister in charge of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technologies of Morocco.<ref>[http://www.cept.org/5B28A8D8-B090-4A8D-AD1F-9674C963522E.W5Doc?frames=no& cept.org]</ref> | '''Hassan Lebbadi''' is the State Secretariat to the Prime Minister in charge of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technologies of Morocco.<ref>[http://www.cept.org/5B28A8D8-B090-4A8D-AD1F-9674C963522E.W5Doc?frames=no& cept.org]</ref> | ||
He was elected as | He was elected as a member of the Radio Regulations Board(RRB) in 2006.<ref>[http://www.publicservice.co.uk/news_story.asp?id=2213 publicservice.co.uk]</ref> The Radio Regulations Board approves technical criteria used by the Radiocommunication Bureau in the application of Radio Regulations. He was also awarded the ITU Medal and Certificate after his term as a member of the RRB.<ref>[http://e-pic.info/homepage/item/205-itu e-pic.info]</ref> | ||
Hassan was also a participant at the World Summit on the Information Society <ref>[http://19bahman.net/pdf/Zamimeh_2.pdf bahman.net]</ref> | |||
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| Email: | h.lebbadi [at]septi.gov.ma |
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Hassan Lebbadi is the State Secretariat to the Prime Minister in charge of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technologies of Morocco.[1]
He was elected as a member of the Radio Regulations Board(RRB) in 2006.[2] The Radio Regulations Board approves technical criteria used by the Radiocommunication Bureau in the application of Radio Regulations. He was also awarded the ITU Medal and Certificate after his term as a member of the RRB.[3]
Hassan was also a participant at the World Summit on the Information Society [4]