[AfrICANN-discuss] The French MFA supports new gTLD applicants in African sub-Saharan countries

Pierre Claver claversecyugu at hotmail.com
Fri Jan 13 14:02:27 SAST 2012


Dear Essam,I am happy to see your mail.  I was somehow concerned by your safety as related to the Libyan political turmoil. I hope that your family is also safe.Happy New Year 2012.Pierre Claver Secyugu (we were together in Mexico)

From: AbulkhiratE at africa-union.org
To: africann at afrinic.net
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2012 12:19:00 +0300
Subject: [AfrICANN-discuss] The French MFA supports new gTLD applicants in African sub-Saharan countries
















Dear
colleagues, 

 

Announcement
:

 

True to
its commitments to end digital divide, and in
accordance with the declaration of the G8 Heads of State and Government for the
development of the Internet in countries in the southern hemisphere, the French
Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs has decided to make an endowment to
AFNIC*'s International College Fund. 

 

The grant of 400 K€ will be used to support generic extension
projects involving African sub-Saharan countries in 2012.

 

Financial
support from the Fund can be obtained by project leaders replying to the 2012
call for proposals of the Fund, which opened on 2 January 2012 : http://www.afnic.fr/medias/documents/College_International/Fonds_du_College/FCI2012/afnic-fonds-ci-appel-projets-2012.pdf

In so doing, the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
and AFNIC are furthering their cooperation initiated in recent years to
encourage the emergence of an information society, combining the efforts of the
North and South in a spirit of co-development.

I am at
your disposal for any
further information you may need regarding this partnership. Don't hesitate
to circulate this information to project leaders who could benefit from this
initiative.

 

*About AFNIC

AFNIC is the French Registry for the .fr and .re
domain names in particular (the country code top-level domains for France and
Reunion Island). AFNIC is also positioned as a provider of technical solutions
and services for registries and registrars. AFNIC (the French Network
Information Centre) comprises public and private stakeholders, including
government authorities, users, and Internet service providers (Registrars). It
is a non-profit organization

 

 

_________________________________


Mr. Esam M.
Abulkhirat 

Senior ICT
Policy Officer 

Department of
Infrastructure & Energy/Information Society Division


African Union
Commission (B&B Building)

Addis Ababa,
ETHIOPIA 

P.O.Box 3243


Tel:(+251-11)
554 01 35 Ext: 1853 

Fax:(+251-11)
371 77 44 

Mobile:(+251-911)
22 70 26 

Abulkhirate at Africa-Union.Org

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"ALL THINGS ARE DIFFICULT
BEFORE THEY ARE EASY"



  

 








  
  
    
      
    
      Esam Abulkhirat
      Senior ICT Policy Officer
      Infrastructure and Energy
      African Union Commission
      P.O.Box: 
      3243   Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
      Tel: (251) 11 551 77 00,  Mobile: , Fax: (251) 11 551 78 44
      Email: 
      AbulkhiratE at africa-union.org
      Website: 
      http://www.africa-union.org



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