AW: Re: [WSIS CS-Plenary] Info for WSIS Phase 2

[Bruno OUDET]

Wolfgang wrote:

>Tunis is certainly cheaper than Geneva, but flights are much more 
>expensive :-(

Tunis is certainly cheaper than Geneva, but flights are much more expensive :-(

The Civil society could negotiate a special WSIS discount with Tunisair .

Concerning the re-opening of the accreditation process, Meryem has already
put this point forward during a meeting in Paris with the french government 
delegation.
As far as I am concern I shall do my best to have this point carried 
forward to the
negotiation by the French delegation to the European community delegation.

It is probably important that other national civil society groups bring 
this point
forward to their own government delegation.


Bruno Oudet








>best
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>Original Nachricht--
>Von: veni markovski <veni at veni.com>
>An: plenary at wsis-cs.org,plenary at wsis-cs.org
>Senden: 02.02.2004
>Betreff: Re: [WSIS CS-Plenary] Info for WSIS Phase 2
>
>I'd like to add some more questions:
>1) Since there will be an ICANN meeting March 1-6, people who are involved
>in Internet governance on the root/DNS level will not be able to attend
>other meetings. How do we solve that with going to Tunisia?
>2) Why not use the Geneva accreditation?
>3) Will there be special prices for staying in Tunisia? This is extremly
>important for the CS.
>
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> >Thank you for providing us with latest information on WSIS Phase 2
> >organization. However, there are still many issues to be clarified, and it
>
> >seems quite hard to obtain any information about that. Here are some
> >questions that I would like to raise as for now:
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