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15th Regional EuroAfrica-ICT FP7 Awareness Workshop (April 6-7, 2011 – Sudan) – Event date set!

April 6, 2011April 7, 2011

The main objectives of EuroAfrica-ICT Awareness Workshops are to raise awareness on FP7/ICT and to enhance Euro-African collaborative projects on ICT research.

About 70 delegates from National and international research institutions, SMEs, Academia are expected to attend the next Regional EuroAfrica-ICT FP7 Awareness Workshop (the 15th of its series) to be held on April 6-7, 2011 at the University of Khartoum, the oldest university in Sudan. This 2-day workshop will be prepared and organized by Makerere University (part of the EuroAfrica-ICT consortium) and the University of Khartoum.

The 15th workshop is designed for everyone with an interest in ICT research and in Euro-African collaborative projects: policy makers, representatives from governments and from international development cooperation agencies, ICT project managers, programme managers, Heads of research labs, IT engineers, deans, directors, lecturers and researchers from universities and the higher education sectors, Managers of NGOs, professionals, centers of excellence, trade unions, chambers of commerce, etc.

Sponsor the workshop: organisations are invited to enhance their visibility and networks by sponsoring the 15th Regional EuroAfrica-ICT FP7 Awareness Workshop. Profiles with logos of sponsoring organizations will be included in all communication material prior and during the summit. Sponsorship packages can be tailored to suit your requirements (contact us).

Details (agenda and online registration form) coming soon..

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Posted by Website editor on 23/12/10 • Categorized as Event Calendar

 
 

1 Comment

  1. Aloysius Rukundo
    February 1, 2011 • 3:31 pm

    Hello there,

    I am greatly convinced the Euro-Africa ICT cooperation would liberate Africa from ICT ignorance. It might sound strange but the situation regarding ICT especially here in Ugandan Universities is very alarming. For example, here at Mbarara University I sit in an office without internet, yet I have to do a lot of collaborative work on line, research for lectures,…

    Thanks to all those putting their efforts to uplift the standards of our people.

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