[hr-wsis] Re: Reminder about the first WSIS follow-up Conference

[Saeid Neshat <neshat_ngo@yahoo.com>]

Dear Jane,

I am writing you from Iran, from a non-governmental
organization active in the framework of the WSIS. We
would like to attend the meeting but from Iran through
the possibility of remote participation to the
conference.

I have visited you website, and I filled the
registration form, while I wrote my comment that I can
not come to Denmark.

I wish you all the best. I hope you help me how I can
have such remote participation.

Best wishes
Saeid N. Neshat


--- Jane Johnsen <jane@una.dk> wrote:

> The WFUNA Task Force on WSIS and the Danish Network
> on WSIS 
> 
> cordially invites you to attend the international
> conference on 
> 
>  
> 
> Where to go from Tunis?
> 
> - Implementation of and follow-up to the World
> Summit on the Information Society and the role of
> Civil Society in this process
> 
>  
> 
> Date: February 21st -22nd, 2006
> 
> Venue: The National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen 
> 
>  
> 
> On November 18th 2005 the World Summit on the
> Information Society (WSIS) concluded with an
> agreement among world leaders on ambitious
> objectives and promises for the future Information
> Society. Now that the Summit has ended and world
> leaders have returned home, we are wondering - will
> these objectives and promises be fulfilled and kept?
> 
>  
> 
> Time has come to evaluate the results and take stock
> of what impact the Tunis Agenda for the Information
> Society will have on global development in general,
> and more specifically on the future of the
> Information Society. How do we go on from here, how
> do we ensure that ICTs truly become tools for
> development, and what will be the role of civil
> society in the implementation of the Tunis results?
> 
>  
> 
> These issues will be addressed at the international
> conference on Where to go from Tunis. More
> specifically, the conference will present keynote
> speeches and workshops focusing on:
> 
>  
> 
> ¨       National ICT strategies 
> 
> ¨       Local access to ICT 
> 
> ¨       Human Rights and ICT 
> 
> ¨       International follow-up mechanisms to the
> WSIS process - with special focus on the Internet
> Governance Forum and the ECOSOC Commission on
> Science and Technology 
> 
>  
> 
> Participation in the conference is free of charge.
> Lunch and refreshments are included. For more
> information about the conference and how to
> register, please visit our website www.una.dk/wsis
> or contact Project Coordinator Ms. Jane Johnsen at
> jane@una.dk. 
> 
>  
> 
> Please note that remote participation to the
> conference will be available through advanced
> collaboratory tools. 
> 


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