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Official Correspondence

Designated communication channels, protocols, and response timelines for institutional engagement with the National Council.

Correspondence Protocol

Please adhere to the following protocol to ensure your inquiry is routed correctly and receives timely attention. Unsolicited commercial proposals will be archived without response. All communications are logged and processed in accordance with institutional data handling protocols.

Channels

Designated Communication Channels

Diplomatic & Policy

For embassies, international organizations, regulatory bodies, and government entities.

international@nctdeg.com

General Secretariat

For general institutional inquiries, scheduling, and administrative matters.

secretariat@nctdeg.com

Media Relations

For official statements, press inquiries, and media accreditation requests.

media@nctdeg.com

Departments

Department-Specific Inquiries

Policy & Regulation Department

Policy briefs, regulatory research, consultation submissions

policy@nctdeg.com

Infrastructure Committee

Spectrum coordination, technical infrastructure matters

infrastructure@nctdeg.com

Legal & Compliance Office

MOU requests, legal inquiries, compliance matters

legal.affairs@nctdeg.com

Physical Correspondence

Formal written delivery

NCTDI General Secretariat

Governmental District Complex

New Administrative Capital

Arab Republic of Egypt

Regional Liaison Offices

Cairo, Arab Republic of Egypt

Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Physical correspondence should be marked with the relevant department name and include sender credentials.

Timelines

Response Expectations

Category	Initial Response	Full Response
Diplomatic / Government	24–48 Hours	5–7 Business Days
Policy Consultation	48–72 Hours	10–14 Business Days
General Inquiry	72 Hours	7–10 Business Days
Media / Press	24 Hours	Subject to Assessment

Important Notice

The National Council for Telecommunications & Digital Infrastructure operates as an advisory body. For matters requiring official regulatory action, please contact the relevant national telecommunications authority in your jurisdiction.

All correspondence is subject to institutional data handling protocols.