APNA Governance & Leadership Industry Standing Panels

APNA Standing Committees & Leadership Panels

Specialized executive committees tasked with steering telecom regulatory policy, technical peering standards, anti-sabotage defense, commercial mediation, and operator welfare across all provinces of Pakistan.

APNA Committees
Specialized Functional Wings

Active Standing Committees

Every committee is chaired by senior network executives dedicated to addressing specific operational, legal, and infrastructural facets of the networking industry.

Executive Committee
23 Members

Executive Committee

Executive Committee

Advisory Board
5 Members

Advisory Board

Advisory Board

Basic Membership
214 Members

Basic Membership

Full access to APNA operator privileges and verified directory listing.

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Premium Membership
5 Members

Premium Membership

Full access to APNA operator privileges and verified directory listing.

Genral Members
21 Members

Genral Members

Genral Members

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Operational Framework

How Standing Committees Serve Members

APNA committees are the operational engine of the association, ensuring collective defense, policy consultation, and dispute settlement.

Government & Regulatory Liaison

Committees maintain continuous dialogue with the Ministry of IT & Telecom, PTA, PEMRA, and FBR to advocate for realistic right-of-way tariffs and fair licensing rules.

Anti-Sabotage & Infrastructure Defense

Rapid emergency coordination when optical fiber lines are maliciously cut or poles are dismantled, linking with municipal commissioners and local police.

Commercial Dispute Mediation

In-house neutral arbitration panels to resolve inter-operator boundary clashes, bandwidth defaults, and transit disputes swiftly without lengthy court litigation.

Get Involved

Contribute to an APNA Standing Committee

Are you an experienced operator or telecom professional? Verified APNA members can apply to join specialized standing committees to help shape policies and protect community rights.