[AfrICANN-discuss] Involving the local community

[Arsene Tungali]

Thanks Janvier,

Wishing you all the best for this important event. I can see how important such events are for our local communities, those who do not participate in global events/discussions.

I encourage others to follow this path.

Regards,
A

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Arsene Tungali,
Executive Director, Rudi International
www.rudiinternational.org

Founder & Director, Mabingwa Forum
www.mabingwa-forum.com
Phone:+243993810967

ICANN Fellow | ISOC Member | Child Online Protection | Activist & Youth Leader | Internet Governance.
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

Sent from my iPhone (excuse typos)

> On 10 févr. 2015, at 20:13, "jnoulaye at yahoo.fr" <jnoulaye at yahoo.fr> wrote:
> 
> Dear members,
> This is just to give you two updates from ISOC Cameroon Chapter,
> 1- The Cameroon Chapter will open on wednesday 11 february a Remote Hub for the ICANN52 meeting in Singapore.
> On 11 february, the local community of Internet has been invited to be part of the discussions that happen in Singapore.
> 2- On 12 february, Cameroon Chapter organize  a conference on Internet Governance topics: this conference will offer a platform to share experiences  and discuss topics relevant to the local Internet community, such as:
> -Who's involved of the Internet Governance
> -The IANA transition: development and prospects
> -Internet Exchange Point: best practices 2014 in Africa
> -The abandonment of the Network Address Translation for a secure Internet connection with IPv6
> -State of affairs of the Internet infrastructure in Cameroon:
>                  a.Infrastructure at the sub-regional level
>                  b.Infrastructure at the national level
>                  c.Infrastructure for Mobile and Broadband
> It is expected that at the end of this local event, the local community will be better equipped with 
> relevant information on the local, regional and international development of the Internet. 
> Furthermore, such practice will enable the community of Cameroon to participate and 
> actively engage in regional and international discussion forums  (ICANN, IGF, AFRINIC, etc.) taking place in 2015. 
> Last but not least, the Internet Society Cameroon Chapter believes that the conference will 
> change the attitude of ISPs by encouraging the deployment of IPv6.
> This is the link for the remote access to the conference:
> https://isoc.webex.com/isoc/j.php?MTID=m06ea7cf829672933ab405d0ef0cdc205
> Meeting number: 920 471 532
> More details on the ISOC blog:http://www.internetsociety.org/blog/africa-bureau/2015/02/last-day-register-join-our-cameroon-chapter-conference-internet
> 
> Warm Regards,
> /Janvier Ngnoulaye
> President of the Chapter
> Yaounde - Cameroon
> 
> 
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