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          STANCA: TUNISI’S SUMMIT HISTORIC MOMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERNET
 
Ti proponiamo l’intervento in inglese del ministro dell’Innovazione
Tecnologica, Lucio Stanca, al summit di Tunisi sulla società
dell'informazione (Smsi)…
"Today we are celebrating the positive outcome of the second United Nations
World Summit on Information Society, and we must compliment the United
Nations for this achievement.
The first time in Geneva in 2003 we agreed on the shared values of the
Information Society, today we have engaged, especially in the critical field
of Internet Governance, in important common commitments.
The Final Declaration we have agreed here in Tunis is fully in line with the
position that the Government of Italy has advocated all along the important
discussions we had since last year. Namely that Internet Governance should
be based on 4 key pillars:
1) the bottom up approach, that has allowed the creation and the successful
development of the Internet in the past;
2) multilateralism;
3) multistakeholder participation;
4) democratic and transparent processes.
The Internet Governance Forum we have here decided to create fully embraces
these principles.
I believe that this Summit will be seen in the future as an historic moment
in the development of the Internet. Today ends the infancy and we enter in
the phase of the maturity of the Internet as the Net and the development of
its overall Governance achieves full legitimacy. On the other important
issues of this Summit, the financing of the digital divide, we have here
once again underlined the necessity for all Countries to provide the right
enabling environment for promoting private investment. We all know that the
Information Society cannot be created exclusively through public funding.
Private investment is key. On the other hand there is no doubt that
developed countries must intensify their efforts in introducing ICT in their
development cooperation programmes.The Government of Italy has been very
active in the ICT for Development field.
We presided over the intense final stages of the work of the ¬Digital
Opportunity Task Force» of the G8 - the ¬DOT Force». Four years ago we
launched a large-scale international cooperation initiative: the
e-Government for Development Initiative, which provides assistance to
partner countries in implementing e-Government projects to increase the
efficiency and transparency of government operations, thus making a
significant contribution to economic and social development. We are
currently involved in 21 e-Government projects in 16 countries that, in
addition to financial support, also provide technical assistance and
know-how transfer. Our experience has demonstrated that these are effective
tools in narrowing the digital divide.
Let me conclude saying that we are facing today a double challenge:
1) to guarantee access to information technology to many people in many
countries that are still do not have it;
2) to unable exploitation of these technology where they are available,
building the capacity to use them and, critically, developing content. On
how to better meet these challenges that we must all work together in the
future."
 
 
 
 
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