The European Commission has prepared an action plan to facilitate the deployment of 5G across the EU. MEPs voted in favour of supporting the plan
on 1 June, but stressed that coordination between EU countries would be
crucial to avoid delays that were experienced when 4G was introduced as
not enough spectrum was available.
Polish EPP member Michał Boni, the MEP responsible for steering the plan through Parliament, warned: "The member states have to understand that we have to avoid the fragmentation of decisions and solutions if we want to achieve the 5G objectives.”
He also stressed the importance of making it easier to invest in this: “Investments are the key for achieving 5G goals. The simplification of legal framework, flexible models for co-investments and long-term certainty and predictability are required.”
To watch the plenary debate in the EU Parliament click here: Video: watch the plenary debate on 5G
Read more: 5G: how EU is helping to turn it into an engine for growth | News | European Parliament
Polish EPP member Michał Boni, the MEP responsible for steering the plan through Parliament, warned: "The member states have to understand that we have to avoid the fragmentation of decisions and solutions if we want to achieve the 5G objectives.”
He also stressed the importance of making it easier to invest in this: “Investments are the key for achieving 5G goals. The simplification of legal framework, flexible models for co-investments and long-term certainty and predictability are required.”
To watch the plenary debate in the EU Parliament click here: Video: watch the plenary debate on 5G
Read more: 5G: how EU is helping to turn it into an engine for growth | News | European Parliament
