ANCOM proposed termination rate cuts, which are usually in line with directives from Brussels and the European Commission, Beckers said.
Telecom regulators in some EU member states started to question these directives and states such as the Netherlands set higher termination fees than those proposed by EU authorities, he explained.
If the matter is analyzed economically, it is hilarious Romania wants to subsidize operators in Germany, Beckers said, adding that it should be the other way round.
He pointed out that the ANCOM proposition will affect the entire Romanian telecom market.
Operators will not be able to finance 4G investments and offer quality services if termination fees are cut, Beckers said.
At the end of August, ANCOM said it would propose reducing termination charges starting January 1, 2014 from EUR0.307/minute to EUR0.086/minute for mobile calls and from EUR0.067/minute to EUR0.015/minute for landline calls.