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Kuwaiti authority CITRA updates type approval regulations

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18-OCT-21

The CITRA authority in Kuwait has recently published an updated type approval regulation. One of the most important changes is the extension of the validity of type approvals from 1 year to 3 years.
In addition, the time frame for renewals has been determined: 3 months before expiration to 20 days after expiration. Otherwise, a new certificate is required.
The amendment is expected to come into force in the next few weeks.
The official CITRA regulations and decisions can be viewed at this link: general authority for communications and information technology regulations and decisions (citra.gov.kw)
Please note the official regulation is in Arabic only. 
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