[WSIS CS-Plenary] Invitation - Briefing on Tunis Summit outcome - 7 December 2005 - 15:00-18:00, Room XI

[Ezendu Ariwa]

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> Please find below again the invitation the Briefing we will organise on
> WSIS
> outcomes with up-dated information.
> You are cordially invited to participate.
> Sorry for cross-posting.
> Best regards,
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> Philippe Dam
> CONGO - WSIS CS Secretariat
> 11, Avenue de la Paix
> CH-1202 Geneva
> Tel: +41 22 301 1000
> Fax: +41 22 301 2000
> E-mail: wsis at ngocongo.org
> Website: www.ngocongo.org
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> The Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the United
> Nations
> (CONGO) invites you to a
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>  Briefing for NGOs
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> on the outcome of the
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> World Summit on
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> the Information Society
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> Tunis 2005
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> 7 December 2005
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> 15:00-18:00
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> Palais des Nations, Room XI
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> Panellists:
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> . Mr. Yoshio Utsumi Secretary-General of the International
> Telecommunication
> Union, Secretary-General for the WSIS
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> . Ambassador Janis Karklins, Permanent Representative of Latvia and
> President of WSIS Preparatory Committee
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> . Ambassador Masood Khan, Permanent Representative of Pakistan and
> Chairman
> of Sub-Committee A on Internet Governance
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> . Dr. William Drake, President of Computer Professionals for Social
> Responsibility; member of the CS Internet Governance Caucus; former member
> of the Working Group on Internet Governance
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>  . Ambassador Astrid Dufborg, Special Advisor on ICTs Swedish Mission
> Geneva
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> . Ms Rinalia Abdul Rahim, Executive Director, Global Knowledge Partnership
> tbc
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> . Mr. Wolf Ludwig, Co President, Communica.ch, Platform of Swiss NGOs for
> the WSIS
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> Moderator:
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> . Ms Renate Bloem, President of CONGO
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> This session is designed to give all participants information on the key
> issues discussed during the Tunis Summit. It is open to everyone:
> government
> delegations, private sector, civil society and international
> organizations.
> Participants will have an opportunity to interact with major actors of the
> WSIS, with a specific focus on the way forward after Tunis and on the WSIS
> experience of civil society participation in the overall process
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