Implementing Regulations of the Telecommunications and Information Technology Law

1. When a service provider receives a written request to enter into an interconnection or access agreement with another service provider inside or outside the Kingdom, the service provider shall conduct good faith negotiations to reach an agreement, in accordance with the provisions of the Law and Regulations and the decisions issued by CST in this regard. 2. The service provider shall avoid actions that obstruct an interconnection or access agreement, which include, but are not limited to, any of the following: a. Delaying negotiations for a long time on purpose, or delaying resolution of disputes, if any; b. Refusing to provide necessary information on his devices or communications facilities that are required for interconnection or access arrangements; c. Using means that include coercion, deception, or misleading, to obtain approval or better privileges; d. Signing a non-disclosure agreement that causes a party to refrain from providing any information requested by CST, which does not fall within the information classified by CST as confidential. Implementing Regulations of the Telecommunications & Information Technology Law Chapter IV : Interconnection and Access