[WSIS CS-Plenary] Re: RE : [governance] CS wrap up meeting - 2 November - 13:15

[Izumi AIZU]

Indeed, we will have lunch meeting from 13:15 to 15;00 at Garbi
Restaurant, near the beach.

The flyers have been already circulated and at this point not possible
to change the time I assume.

izumi


2006/11/1, Wolfgang Kleinwächter
<wolfgang.kleinwaechter at medienkomm.uni-halle.de>:
> sorry this collides with the ALAC meeting.
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> De: CONGO - Philippe Dam [mailto:wsis at ngocongo.org]
> Date: mer. 01/11/2006 15:24
> À: governance at lists.cpsr.org; plenary at wsis-cs.org
> Objet : [governance] CS wrap up meeting - 2 November - 13:15
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> Dear all,
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> We invite you to participate tomorrow in a CS wrap up meeting to the inaugural IGF meeting.
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> Thursday 2 November 2006
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> 13:15-15:00
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> Meeting room: Poseidon C.
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> Best regards,
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> Philippe Dam
> Conference of NGOs (CONGO)
> Program Officer - WSIS and Human Rights
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