Dear All,
The Tunis Agenda for the Information Society invited the Secretary-General
of United Nations to convene a new forum on 2006 for multi-stakeholder
open policy dialogue to stimulate open policy dialogue on issues of
Internet Governance. Internet Governance Forum (IGF) holds its annual
meeting to invite participants across the globe; reflecting governments,
International organizations, telecommunication companies, Internet content
providers, software developers, the private sector, civil society and the
media. The meeting brings through discussion on multifaceted public policy
issues related to Internet governance. The meeting aids in bridging the
gap between people and institutions to share their diverse opinions and
experiences to discuss Internet concerns and move towards a common
understanding.
The sixth annual IGF Meeting will be held in Nairobi, Kenya from
27-30 September 2011.
Keeping in view the dire need of Internet Governance issues understanding
and capacity building among our youth and Internet professionals, NUST
SEECS is establishing remote participation hub for sixth annual IGF
Meeting at NUST School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,
Sector H-12, Islamabad.
An open invitation is given to all likely participants interested in
attending the IGF 2011 and accumulating necessary experience and knowledge
about the International Internet governance issues. We would also like to
request necessary support from all members of technical and civil
community to broadcast this invitation to promote the participation.
Please visit
http://seecs.nust.edu.pk/igf
for registration and schedule details.
Regards,
Dr. Arshad Ali
The Tunis Agenda for the Information Society invited the Secretary-General
of United Nations to convene a new forum on 2006 for multi-stakeholder
open policy dialogue to stimulate open policy dialogue on issues of
Internet Governance. Internet Governance Forum (IGF) holds its annual
meeting to invite participants across the globe; reflecting governments,
International organizations, telecommunication companies, Internet content
providers, software developers, the private sector, civil society and the
media. The meeting brings through discussion on multifaceted public policy
issues related to Internet governance. The meeting aids in bridging the
gap between people and institutions to share their diverse opinions and
experiences to discuss Internet concerns and move towards a common
understanding.
The sixth annual IGF Meeting will be held in Nairobi, Kenya from
27-30 September 2011.
Keeping in view the dire need of Internet Governance issues understanding
and capacity building among our youth and Internet professionals, NUST
SEECS is establishing remote participation hub for sixth annual IGF
Meeting at NUST School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,
Sector H-12, Islamabad.
An open invitation is given to all likely participants interested in
attending the IGF 2011 and accumulating necessary experience and knowledge
about the International Internet governance issues. We would also like to
request necessary support from all members of technical and civil
community to broadcast this invitation to promote the participation.
Please visit
http://seecs.nust.edu.pk/igf
for registration and schedule details.
Regards,
Dr. Arshad Ali
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