Regional Information and Communication Strategies - Workshops





COMESA :High level ICT policy and strategy conference, Kigali, Rwanda, 1 - 3 September 2004 Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa High Level ICT Policy Forum, Kigali, Rwanda. 1 - 3 September 2004. COMESA e-Strategy Update in the Progress by Prof. Dr. Eng. Venâncio Massingue and Dr. K M Baharul Islam More on the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) e-Strategy Study Statements: Remarks by His Excellency Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda, at the opening ceremony of COMESA High Level ICT Ministers’ Conference Statement by Mr. Erastus J.O. Mwencha, MBS, Secretary General, Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), at the Opening of the High Level ICT Policy Forum Presentations: Wednesday 01 September 2004 Financial Institutions Perspective on ICT Policy. Ini Urua, African Development Bank. ICT Policy Assesment. Dr. Abu Sufian E. Dafalla, ICT Officer The COMTEL Project. Mr Francis Osakonor, Chairman & Managing Director, Anderberg-Ericsson COMTEL Consortium The Emerging Telecommunications Landscape 2010, Dr. Arnulf Heuermann, Managing Partner, Detecon & Diebold Consultants. Dimension Data Africa Investment Strategy, James McCormack. Development of ICT Policy and Communications Regulatory Framework in East Africa Development of ICT Policy and Communications Regulatory Framework in East Africa, By Eng. E. Yonazi E-Strategies within AISI, Mohamed Timoulali COMESA High Level Policy Forum: Experiences on ICT Policy and Regulations, Marcelino Tayob, Area Representative for Southern Africa, ITU Roadmap to Rwanda: National ICT Policy and Plan Implementation, Sam Nkusi, P.Eng, Minister of State, Energy and Communications, Republic of Rwanda Reform & Privatization Process of the Telecommunications Sector in Sudan: the SUDATEL case, Awad E. Widaa Regulation versus market liberalization, Eng. Siddig Ibrahim Mustafa, NTC Technical Director Sector Reform and Infrastructure Development: Presentation from Swaziland Policy Makers’ Perspective on ICT Policy. Statement by Hon. John Nasasira, Minister of Works, Housing and Communications of Uganda. Information Technology Agreement: Implications for COMESA Countries. By William Krist, Manchester Trade Consultant to USAID Research activities of research, ICTafrica.net: Lishan Adam on Behalf of Prof. Melody & Alison Gillwald Thursday 02 September 2004 ATDI: Solutions for radio network planning and spectrum management CATIA: Catalysing Access to ICTs in Africa ICT Regulation -The CCK Experience, John OMO (LLB, LLM), Commission Secretary, Communications Commission of Kenya E-Applications: COMESA’s Experience, Sherin Shoukry, Director, COMESA Secretariat COMESA e-Strategy: Update in the Progress, Prof. Dr. Eng. Venâncio Massingue and Dr. K M Baharul Islam The Regulator’s Role in ICT Policymaking – U.S. Federal Communications Commission Experience, Patrick A. Boateng, International Bureau, FCC ICT Opportunities, Ken Mbwaya, MD, HP East Africa What’s E-Commerce Take? Eric S Johnson, Internews (dot-GOV, GIPI) Innovation and the knowledge economy, Ahmed Kassam, Microsoft Association for Regulators of Information and Communications for Eastern and Southern Africa (ARICEA), Patrick Mwesigwa, Uganda Communications Commission Regulation of the Communication Sector – Case of Uganda, Patrick Mwesigwa, Technical Manager, Uganda Communications Commission USAID and ICT Development, Greg Howell, Regional Private Sector Advisor, USAID/REDSO Role of the Regulator: challenges and expectations, Presented by Dr. Cuthbert Chidoori, Director General, POTRAZ, Zimbabwe

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