Rustam Po'latovich Mansurov

Provides life and casualty insurance services

The Center for Electromagnetic Compatibility (CEMC) is a state unitary enterprise under Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Digital Technologies, responsible for managing and regulating electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency use within the country. The private company is based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Its core functions include allocating and accounting for radio frequencies and call signs for radio-electronic devices, issuing licenses and permits for radio-electronic and high-frequency equipment, conducting radio monitoring, preventing and resolving radio interference, and maintaining automated databases for frequency allocation and electromagnetic compatibility calculations. The center implements international standards and regulatory compliance, supports quality management systems, and enforces anti-corruption and anti-monopoly measures. CEMC provides services to legal entities and individuals, including licensing, compliance control, and interactive client services such as online reception and consumer satisfaction surveys.