The Head office of Telecommunications ( DGT ) was created in 1941 by the Régime of Vichy and took the trade name of France Telecom on January 1st 1988 in order to answer a European directive of competition of the Public services.

The purpose of it was to make it possible the France to have a greater independence in the Télécommunications.

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• postal and telecommunications authorities
• France Telecom
• CCETT

External sites

History of France Telecom Article on the official site of France Telecom

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