The Agence de régulation des postes et des communications électroniques du Congo Brazzaville, also known as ARPCE, is the authoritative body overseeing the postal and electronic communication sectors in Congo. Established by law in 2009, ARPCE operates as an autonomous public institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, and Digital Economy. The agency's creation was a response to the need for comprehensive regulation in the telecommunications and postal sectors, replacing the outdated Office National des Postes et Télécommunications with more modern regulatory frameworks aligned with international standards.

ARPCE's primary functions include the management of frequencies, supervision of the sectors, and regulatory activities. Under the leadership of Louis Marc SAKALA, ARPCE plays a pivotal role in ensuring fair and efficient operation of postal and electronic communication services in Congo. The agency offers a range of services to operators and providers, and it also produces various publications and reports related to the sector.

With its commitment to results-oriented governance, ARPCE is dedicated to advancing the digital and communication landscape in Congo