[AfrICANN-discuss] Call for Local Hosts - 2011 Training Workshop ObjetProposition d'accueillir un atelier de formation en AfriNIC <country_name>

[Daddy TALASI KAZIAMA]

Bonjour à tous,

Je réagit par rapport à la planification 2011 des atelier dans la
planification et la configuration de la technologie IPv6.

En effet, en voyant le pays ciblé pour le programme 2011, la République
Démocratique du Congo n'est pas cité., pourquoi?
Si possible de révoir un peut se programme car nous avons aussi besoin de
telles formations sur IPv6.

Car il deviens incontournable et moi je fait me recherche sur Ipv6, Et je
pense bien que cette formation nous sera utile pour vulgariser l'IPv6 dans
toutes notre pays et surtout ciblés les université et nos ISP (FAI) soit nos
opérateurs de télécommunication, afin de voir comment faire de migration de
Ipv4 vers IPv6.

Merci pour la suite,




Hello everyone,

I reacts to the planning workshop in 2011 of planning and configuration of
IPv6 technology.

Indeed, seeing the target country for the 2011 program, the Democratic
Republic of Congo is not mentioned. Why?
If possible can review a program because we also need such training on IPv6.

For it must become and I made myself on IPv6 research, and I think that this
training will help us to popularize IPv6 in all our countries and especially
targeted the university and our ISP (ISP) is our telecommunications
operators to to see how the migration of IPv4 to IPv6.

Thank you for the sequel,


-- 
Daddy TALASI KAZIAMA
Informaticien,
IPv6 Center In D.R Congo
44. De l'hôpital (ex-huilerie)
Kinshasa-Gombe
Tél: +243 099 394 653
e-mail: talasi at cd.refer.org
           daddytalasi at gmail.com
           talasidaddy at yahoo.fr



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From: Mukom Akong T <tamon at afrinic.net>
Date: 2011/2/18
Subject: [AfrICANN-discuss] Call for Local Hosts - 2011 Training Workshop
To: announce at afrinic.net
Cc: africann at afrinic.net, afgwg-discuss at afrinic.net



[With apologies for cross-posting]


Dear colleagues,

In 2010, AfriNIC organised eleven (11) training workshops during which more
than 300 network engineers were trained mostly in planning and configuring
IPv6 technology. This was accomplished with the assistance of several
in-country local hosts and sponsors. We are looking forward to doing more
workshops this year, and as such, we would like to solicit for support of
interested parties who will collaborate with AfriNIC as local hosts  for
training workshops in the following countries:

Malawi, Swaziland, Zimbabwe
Seychelles,  Djibouti, Angola
Ghana, Mali, Togo
Tanzania (AfriNIC-14), Kenya, Zambia
Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon
Central African Republic, Niger
Algeria, Morocco, Mozambique

As local host, your responsibilities shall be as follows:

1. Publicise the event within your country.
2. Secure a suitable venue for the workshop and arrange catering for the
participants.
3. Assist with getting visas for the AfriNIC trainers.
4. Provide Internet connectivity as well as other on-site logistics at the
training venue.

All our workshops are non-commercial and FREE of charge to all eligible
participants (maximum of 36) with priority given to AfriNIC member
organisations.

If you are interested in being a local host, please send an email to tamon
[at] afrinic [dot] net with the following information:

Subject: Proposal to Host AfriNIC Training Workshop in <country_name>

a. Organisation's name:
b. Organisation's physical address:
c. Name  and contact details (email and phone number) of main contact person
within the organisation who will be responsible for the event.


Warm regards.


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