Međunarodna unija za telekomunikacije
(Preusmjereno sa stranice Internacionalna telekomunikacijska unija)
Međunarodna unija za telekomunikacije (engl. International Telecommunication Union, ITU) je specijalizirana agencija UN-a za telekomunikacije. Osnovana je na IV. međunarodnoj konferenciji o radiokomunikacijama u Madridu 1932., a 1934. nasledila je Međunarodnu telegrafsku uniju osnovanu 1865.. Sedište joj je u Ženevi od 1948.
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