The 2005 session of the Council will take place in Geneva for a period of 9 working days ...

ITU's Cosmas Luckyson Zavazava joined the Government of Pakistan and partners for the launch of the country’s third ITU Smart ...

The 'ICTs for All' events are ITU’s flagship regional platforms dedicated to promoting universal design in technology and digital accessibility towards achieving the overarching goal of digital ...

In today’s digital era, the education sector faces both unprecedented opportunities and challenges. Millions of schools remain without internet access, hindering progress toward inclusive, equitable ...

In Tampere, a city in Finland 200 km north of Helsinki, 225 delegates from 75 countries gathered in June, 1998, for the Intergovernmental Conference on Emergency Telecommunications. That landmark ...

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Distinguished delegates, ladies, and gentlemen. Welcome to the fourth meeting of ITU-D Study Group 1 for the 2022-2025 period and the last before you report to WTDC-25. It's just six months since I ...

The growing demand for digital services and applications, including those related to education, employment, and public services, calls for fast, affordable, and reliable Internet connectivity. However ...

In addition to the Global Celebration, co-hosted by the Ministry of Digital Development and Innovative Technologies of the Kyrgyz Republic in Bishkek and the Ministry of Digital Transition, Innovation ...

Your Excellency, Ahmed Salem Bedde, Minister of Digital Transformation and Modernization of the Administration of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, Mr Khaled Abidine Sidi, Secretary-General, ...

Your Excellency, Azamat Zhamangulov, Minister of digital development and innovative technologies of the Kyrgyz Republic, Your Excellency, Ms. Bella Cherkesova, Deputy Minister of Digital Development, ...

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