Launch the Geneva Internet Platform - presentation by Dr Jovan Kurbalija
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The Global Internet Policy Observatory (GIPO) has been involved in e-diplomacy since 1992 and was established as an independent foundation in 2002 with offices in multiple countries. GIPO engages international think tanks and provides just-in-time training, assistance, and policy briefings on topics like internet governance and cybersecurity to over 4000 alumni from around the world. GIPO also organizes conferences and discussions to bridge policy silos
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- 4. ๏ง Involved in e-diplomacy since 1992(initially as part of the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies) ๏ง Established as an independent foundation by the governments of Malta and Switzerland in 2002 ๏ง Offices in Malta, Geneva, and Belgrade ๏ง 20 full-time and 40part-time staff ๏ง UN ECOSOCspecial consultative status ๏ง Alumni of over 4000 diplomats & officials from 203 countries and territories ๏ง Selected among the Top 100 NGOs in the world in 2012
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