History of Organization

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2001.10 The Law on Communications was revised and newly adopted.
2002.01 The Communications Regulatory Commission became an independent authority.
2002 Licensing for cable-based multi-channel television and radio transmission services commenced
2003 The Law on Post was approved
2005 The Procedure for the formation and expenditure of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) was approved.

2006 The Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) was established under the Commission.
2007 A unifi ed national postal zip code system was introduced.
2007 CRC became a Development Sector member of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-D).
2008 The National Radio Frequency Monitoring System was established for the fi rst time, enabling monitoring of the radio frequency band
2009 Licensing for multi-channel television and radio transmission services using Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) technology commenced.
2010 Deployment of third- generation (3G) mobile communication networks began.
2010.10 The National Program for the transition of radio and television broadcasting networks to digital technology was approved.

2011 Regulatory oversight of television and radio broadcasting was strengthened, and systematic content monitoring of television programs was initiated.
2012.01 The CRC participated in the ITU World Radiocommunication Conference 2012 (WRC-12).
2014 Accredited as a conformity assessment body for communications equipment certification.
2015 The regulatory policy framework for the introduction of next- generation mobile communication services in Mongolia was endorsed.
2015 A fi xed radio frequency monitoring station was commissioned under a project supported by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning of the Republic of Korea.
2015.10 Mongolia successfully completed the nationwide transition to digital terrestrial television broadcasting.

2016 Licenses were granted for the provision of fourth- generation (4G LTE/LTE- Advanced) mobile communication services.
2018 The Government Information Exchange System “KHUR” was launched into operation.
2019.12 The Law on Broadcasting was adopted for the fi rst time.
2019 Amendments to the Laws on Communications, Radio Waves, and Post were enacted,r esulting in comprehensive legal and regulatory reforms across the sector.
2019 A “Green Channel” cooperation mechanism was established with Facebook.

2021 Internet-based services (OTT) were included within the scope of multi-channel transmission services.
2021 The fi fth mobile communication service license was issued.
2023 Participation in the ITU World Radiocommunication Conference 2023 (WRC-23), resulting in the allocation of the 76–87.5 MHz frequency band for broadcasting services.
2023 In accordance with the Law on Permits, licenses in the fi elds of communications and information technology were classifi ed and defined under 14 categories.
2024 International cooperation was expanded through the signing of Memoranda of Understanding with the regulatory authorities of Malaysia and Thailand.
2025.05 Licenses were issued for the deployment of fifth-generation (5G) mobile communication networks.