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The WGIG held its fourth meeting and
finalized its Report which has been submitted to
the Secretary-General of the United Nations. The Report
will be presented to all stakeholders at a meeting in
Geneva on 18 July.
The WGIG met in closed sessions
from 15 to 17 June at the Château de Bossey in Céligny,
Switzerland.
In conjunction with its last meeting, the WGIG
held open consultations at the
International Telecommunication Union in Geneva. Click here
to view the record of the proceedings of the WGIG consultations.
You may also access the result of the real-time captioning
of the
proceedings of the morning session
and the afternoon
session. (These documents can also be viewed in a
user-friendly version, reformatted by APNIC: morning
and afternoon
proceedings.)
Click here
to view the Press Release on the Fourth Meeting of
WGIG.
The open consultations focused on the
following questionnaire
on Internet Governance arrangements. Click here
to view the list of participants.
Statements and contributions have been given by the
following entities:
- The Government of Brazil 
- Mr Shahid Akhtar, UNDP Asia-Pacific Development
Information Programme 
- ICANN
- Mr Art Reilly, International Chamber of Commerce
- The South Centre Project on WGIG
- The Number Resource Organization (NRO)
- Mr Brian Carpenter, Chairman of the Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF)
- Ms Lynn St. Amour, President and CEO, Internet Society
- WSIS Gender Caucus
- Ms Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, Forum
des Droits sur Internet
- Ms Mary Rundle, Net Dialogue
- The
Oxford Internet Institute
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