Riyadh: The Communications, Space, and Technology Commission (CST) has invited the public to submit their input on the national frequency plan document (NFP), which includes details of the allocation of the spectrum for radio services in Saudi Arabia, principles CST relies on in allocating the spectrum, as well as the access mechanism to frequency bands, relevant regulations, and international requirements. According to Saudi Press Agency, through the public consultation, CST aims to ensure the optimal use of the spectrum, meet the needs of different national sectors, support the growing demand for spectrum, keep pace with developments in wireless technologies, and align with relevant international developments, including the outcomes of the World Radiocommunication Conference 2023 (WRC-23). It also enables new and emerging wireless technologies and stimulates investment and innovation across sectors by providing an attractive regulatory environment. CST has clarified that the proposed updates to the plan cover several key aspects, featuring modifications to the document's articles, goals, and the framework of the national frequency allocation table. They also include updates to the mechanism for accessing frequency bands to align with national needs and the growing demand for spectrum access. The updates also include revisions to national allocations to ensure alignment with the approved international agreements, in accordance with the International Telecommunication Union's Radio Regulations. CST invited all interested stakeholders, both national and international, to provide detailed input, supported by relevant analytical studies, benchmarks, and other information.