Baku: The State Administration of Radio Frequencies and the Information Communication Technologies Agency have initiated a comprehensive training program for volunteers set to assist in radio frequency management during the 29th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29) in Baku.

According to Trend News Agency, the training was organized by managers and specialists from the State Administration of Radio Frequencies and the Information Communication Technologies Agency at the COP29 Volunteer Center. The program focused on equipping volunteers with knowledge about radio-electronic devices and radio monitoring equipment that will be utilized at the Baku Olympic Stadium and surrounding areas.

The training sessions featured presentations on the COP29 radio spectrum management portal, emphasizing the processes of equipment registration and labeling. Volunteers were educated on the procedures for checking the registration and marking of wireless equipment used
by accredited local and foreign user groups during the COP29 event.

Interactive sessions allowed volunteers to understand the operation principles of radio monitoring equipment and engage in discussions, where they received answers to their queries. The training aimed to enhance the volunteers’ technical skills and provide them with a comprehensive understanding of the equipment and processes involved.