A board of directors for the Authority shall be composed to handle its affairs and to exercise all the duties entrusted to the Authority. The Board shall be formed by a Cabinet decree based on the recommendation of the competent minister by the competent minister, as follows:

1- Chairman of the board of directors.

2- Director-General

3. Members representing stakeholders and competent authorities.

The office of the chairman and that of the Director-General may not be combined. 

Mutual relations: The Telecommunications and Post Regulatory Authority is keen on establishing strong and developed relations with neighboring and friendly countries at the regional and international level in order to exchange experiences and technologies that are related to telecommunications. TPRA signed multiple memorandums of understanding with many sister countries like Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Oman, Turkey, Chad, South Korea, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia and Mauritania.

Also; implements the executive programs emanating from the memorandums of understanding that were signed at the level of the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology with a number of countries such as Algeria – Pakistan – Turkey – Russia – Tunisia and Mauritania. TPRA also signed a number of memorandums of understanding to coordinate frequencies with some neighboring countries. It also signed a Memorandum with the GSM Association (GSMA) to give the Telecommunications and post Regulatory Authority black and gray lists of cell phones. In addition to signing two agreements with two Chinese laboratories to ensure type compliance.

Sudan’s membership in regional and international organizations: The Telecommunications and Post Regulatory Authority has obtained membership for a considered number of international organizations , and regularly participates in relevant meetings and conferences such as the International Telecommunication Union, the Universal Postal Union, the Arab Organization for Information and Communication Technology, the African Union for Communications and the Arab Network of Bodies for Regulating the Sector of Communications and Information Technology, also organizations such as Arabsat, COMESA, RASCOM, ITSO, the African Postal Union, FIRST and ILAC organizations. Within the framework of its active membership in these organizations: the Telecommunications and Post Regulatory Authority has continuously hosted a number of important events.