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ICT Opportunities and Challenges for Landlocked Developing Countries

08.10.2006
"ICT Opportunities and Challenges for Landlocked Developing Countries" International Symposium took place on October 3 - 6, 2006 and was organized by the UN Global Alliance for ICT and Development, EIF, and ATHGO.

This symposium was designed for students and young professionals, from Armenia and around the world, to discuss the role of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in economic development. By way of interactive participation in workshops, speaker series, panels, and small group discussions, participants had the opportunity to learn from and exchange ideas with not only their peers, but with the leaders and professionals responsible for the development and successful implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.

The Symposium attracted more that 350 participants involving large number of young professionals and students from various national, regional, and international Universities, Colleges, and Civic Organizations.

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