[Mmwg] With the elections over... can we get to thesubject at
hand ?
Luc Faubert
LFaubert at conceptum.ca
Wed Feb 22 23:13:02 GMT 2006
Governments move in packs. I doubt any of them will accept to join unless they know that other govs will also be here.
We could improve our chances of success by individually lobbying specific governements to participate with a "promise" that there will be others, and when we get a few of them to agree, they could join together--which has to be really quick, as Milton has been stressing. Additionnally, those that join should ideally be from different "groups", not just the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, Singapore, et al. group.
Robert takes care of Canada.
Milton does the US.
I think we also need Iran, Brazil, Pakistan, China, the EU, an African country and ???
Who can take care of those?
I can try to get Argentina in through ISOC Argentina.
- Luc Faubert
ISOC Québec
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mmwg-bounces at wsis-cs.org
> [mailto:mmwg-bounces at wsis-cs.org] On Behalf Of Milton Mueller
> Sent: 22 février 2006 17:04
> To: rguerra at lists.privaterra.org; mmwg at wsis-cs.org
> Subject: Re: [Mmwg] With the elections over... can we get to
> thesubject at hand ?
>
> >>> Robert Guerra <rguerra at lists.privaterra.org> 2/22/2006
> >2. How multi-stakeholder in fact is this list? Is it
> intended just for
> >CS? If not, then how can we extend invitations to get key
> members from
> >the private sector and governments subscribed to the discussions.
>
> Another excellent point. Robt you are reputed to have good
> connections to the Canada govt. Invite them! I will take a
> stab at the U.S. (wish me luck!)
>
>
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