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Delays expected to type approval in Lebanon

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10-AUG-20

Following the recent explosion in the port of Beirut, Lebanese Regulator, Ministry of Telecommunications (MoT), has advised that there will be delays to the type approval process  until further notice. 

The thoughts of everyone at Eleos are with our contacts and the wider community in Lebanon during this period. 

Eleos Compliance offer international RF, EMC, Safety and Green type approval services for radiocommunications products.

Eleos Compliance are a sustainable, values-based business combining extensive experience in the wireless homologation sector with outstanding project management.

For full support with your global market access requirements or regulatory intelligence needs please contact us at enquiries@eleoscompliance.com

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