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Thanks Rachel,<br><br>
A press release issued few days ago on this. The main <br>
team of our booth is "The African Internet is getting <br>
ready for IPv6" so that is why the press release is <br>
focus on IPv6. If you are around, feel free to stop by <br>
our stand (Booth # 3338 in HALL 3). <br><br>
Also if you need a pass to access the exhibition area, <br>
please contact our team (send a mail with your details <br>
to Caroline <caroline@afrinic.net>).<br><br>
- a.<br><br>
At 16:32 10/05/2008 +0200, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Dear All,<br><br>
For those who will be at Africa Telecom in Cairo this week, AfriNIC, the
other AF stars and the NRO have a booth: # 3338 in HALL 3 - ICANN 's
booth is next door: #3425 in Hall 3 also.<br><br>
12 - 15 May 2008 - ITU Africa Telecom - Cairo, Egypt<br>
<a href="http://www.itu.int/AFRICA2008/">
http://www.itu.int/AFRICA2008/</a><br>
<b><br>
<u>Please all let me know who will be in Paris </u>so we can try and plan
an African participants' meeting. As you can see from here
<a href="http://par.icann.org/en/schedule">
http://par.icann.org/en/schedule</a> , the agenda is pretty crowded
already.<br><br>
</b>22 - 27 June 2008: 32nd International Public ICANN Meeting - Paris,
France <br><br>
Best regards,<br>
ar<b><br>
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