TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said its Radio Regulation Bureau and Norway’s Communications Authority held their second inter-administration satellite network coordination talks in Oslo from Sept. 21 to 23. Under the ITU Radio Regulations framework, the two sides negotiated more than 30 issues covering multiple high- and low-orbit satellite systems, including fixed and mobile satellite services across the L, S, C, X, Ku, Ka and Q/V bands. They reached several points of consensus and signed meeting minutes.
China, Norway Hold Second Satellite Network Coordination Talks
This is plumbing, not headlines — but satellite coordination is where orbital and spectrum ambitions either clear or collide, and the ITU framework makes bilateral minutes the practical bottleneck. The breadth of bands and orbit types involved signals both sides are filing for systems that overlap, so consensus here reduces friction for operators downstream. Whether these talks stay technical or become a channel for broader tech tensions is the open question.
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