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{{ICANNMeetings|
{{ICANNMeetings|
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| dates          = 7-10 March 2000
| dates          = 7-10 March, 2000
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'''ICANN 5'''  was held in the Cairo, Egypt, from 7-10 March, 2000. The meeting was hosted at the Cairo Sheraton Hotel by local host committee, chaired by [[Tarek Kamel]] and sponsored by the Egyptian Ministry of Communication, the Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC), and the [[Internet Society]] of Egypt.<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/meetings/cairo2000/ ICANN Cairo Meeting Page, icann.org]</ref>
'''ICANN 5'''  was held in the Cairo, Egypt, from 7-10 March, 2000. The meeting was hosted at the Cairo Sheraton Hotel by local host committee, chaired by [[Tarek Kamel]] and sponsored by the Egyptian Ministry of Communication, the Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC), and the [[Internet Society]] of Egypt.<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/meetings/cairo2000/ ICANN Cairo Meeting Page, icann.org]</ref>


==Meeting==
==Key developments==


[[ICANN]] 5's opening ceremony featured a welcoming speech by the Prime Minister of Egypt, Dr. Atef Ebeid, as well as Minister of Communication and Information Technology Dr. Ahmed Nazif and ICANN President and CEO [[Mike Roberts]].<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/meetings/cairo2000/ ICANN Cairo Meeting Page, icann.org]</ref>
[[ICANN]] 5's opening ceremony featured a welcoming speech by the Prime Minister of Egypt, Dr. Atef Ebeid, as well as Minister of Communication and Information Technology Dr. Ahmed Nazif and ICANN President and CEO [[Mike Roberts]].<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/meetings/cairo2000/ ICANN Cairo Meeting Page, icann.org]</ref>
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On the final day of this event, the [[ICANN]] board meeting took place and was open to public observation. Topics such as the future location of events were discussed, as well as a review of all other topics discussed throughout the meeting.
On the final day of this event, the [[ICANN]] board meeting took place and was open to public observation. Topics such as the future location of events were discussed, as well as a review of all other topics discussed throughout the meeting.


==Developments==
==Outcomes==


One of the main talking points of ICANN 5 was the budget for the current and the following year. It was a major talking point of the Public forum, and after a keen discussion it had become apparent that there were certain aspects of ICANN that needed a majority of the budget. The following were classed as a high priority:
A major talking point and development of the event was the discussion on the At-Large election process and the structure of the group. At previous [[ICANN]] events, it had been decided that the group was only to consist of 18 members. One outcome of this meeting was how these committee members would be elected and how many and from what regions they were to be.  
 
* Provide timely and responsive staff support to the policy-making activities of the Board, its [[SO|Supporting Organization]] Councils and other advisory bodies as needed, including policy implementation, preparation of legal agreements.
* Meet operational commitments of service programs, including [[IANA]], root servers, registrar accreditation, membership.
* Conduct an active education and outreach program that supports public participation in ICANN policy-making activities, including public meetings, electronic forums, hardcopy publications.
* Carry out the general management and administrative responsibilities of the corporation in an efficient and cost effective manner.<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/financials/cairo-fy00-01-budget-issue.htm ICANN Budget for 2000-2001 Fiscal Year, archive.icann.org]</ref>
 
Another major talking point and development of the event was the discussion on the At-Large election process and the structure of the group. At previous [[ICANN]] events, it had been decided that the group was only to consist of 18 members. One outcome of this meeting was how these committee members would be elected and how many and from what regions they were to be.  


The conclusion of several meetings was the following outline:
The conclusion of several meetings was the following outline:
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*8 elected globally at large<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/meetings/cairo2000/atlarge-topic.htm March 2000 ICANN Meeting in Cairo: At Large Membership and Elections, archive.icann.org]</ref>
*8 elected globally at large<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/meetings/cairo2000/atlarge-topic.htm March 2000 ICANN Meeting in Cairo: At Large Membership and Elections, archive.icann.org]</ref>


==Historical Notes==
Also, the Proposed Independent Review Policy was made official during [[ICANN]] 5
 
==Key sessions==
 
One of the main talking points of ICANN 5 was the budget for the current and the following year. It was a major talking point of the Public forum, and after a keen discussion it had become apparent that there were certain aspects of ICANN that needed a majority of the budget. The following were classed as a high priority:


[[Mike Roberts]] was the CEO of ICANN during this event.  
* Provide timely and responsive staff support to the policy-making activities of the Board, its [[SO|Supporting Organization]] Councils and other advisory bodies as needed, including policy implementation, preparation of legal agreements.
* Meet operational commitments of service programs, including [[IANA]], root servers, registrar accreditation, membership.
* Conduct an active education and outreach program that supports public participation in ICANN policy-making activities, including public meetings, electronic forums, hardcopy publications.
* Carry out the general management and administrative responsibilities of the corporation in an efficient and cost effective manner.<ref>[http://archive.icann.org/en/financials/cairo-fy00-01-budget-issue.htm ICANN Budget for 2000-2001 Fiscal Year, archive.icann.org]</ref>


The current members of the Board for ICANN were [[Esther Dyson]] (Chair), [[Geraldine Capdeboscq]], [[George Conrades]], [[Greg Crew]], [[Frank Fitzsimmons]], [[Hans Kraaijenbrink]], [[Jun Murai]], Mike Roberts, [[Eugenio Triana]], and [[Linda Wilson]].
==ICANN Board==


Proposed Independent Review Policy was made official during [[ICANN]] 5
*[[Mike Roberts|Michael Roberts]]: President/CEO
*[[Esther Dyson]]: Chair
*[[Pindar Wong]]: Vice-chair
*[[Geraldine Capdeboscq]]
*[[George Conrades]]
*[[Greg Crew]]
*[[Frank Fitzsimmons]]
*[[Hans Kraaijenbrink]]
*[[Jun Murai]]
*[[Eugenio Triana]]
*[[Linda Wilson]]
*[[Jonathan Cohen]]
*[[Amadeu Abril i Abril]]
*[[Robert Blokzijl]]
*[[Phil Davidson|Philip Davidson]]
*[[Ken Fockler]]
*[[Jean-François Abramatic]]
*[[Richard Thwaites]]
*[[Vint Cerf]]
*[[Alejandro Pisanty]]


==References==
==References==
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[[Category: ICANN Meetings|ICANN 05]]
[[Category: ICANN Meetings|ICANN 05]]
[[Category:Egypt]]

Latest revision as of 21:30, 2 May 2024

Dates: 7-10 March, 2000
Location: Cairo, Egypt
Venue: Cairo Sheraton Hotel, Cairo, Egypt
Website: ICANN 5 Archive


ICANN 5 was held in the Cairo, Egypt, from 7-10 March, 2000. The meeting was hosted at the Cairo Sheraton Hotel by local host committee, chaired by Tarek Kamel and sponsored by the Egyptian Ministry of Communication, the Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC), and the Internet Society of Egypt.[1]

Key developments

ICANN 5's opening ceremony featured a welcoming speech by the Prime Minister of Egypt, Dr. Atef Ebeid, as well as Minister of Communication and Information Technology Dr. Ahmed Nazif and ICANN President and CEO Mike Roberts.[2]

ICANN 5 also featured several DNSO constituencies covering new Top Level Domains as well as ICANN's outreach. The ICANN public forum was the biggest meeting of the event and lasted a whole day, with discussion topics including the ICANN budget and the At-Large membership and elections program.

On the final day of this event, the ICANN board meeting took place and was open to public observation. Topics such as the future location of events were discussed, as well as a review of all other topics discussed throughout the meeting.

Outcomes

A major talking point and development of the event was the discussion on the At-Large election process and the structure of the group. At previous ICANN events, it had been decided that the group was only to consist of 18 members. One outcome of this meeting was how these committee members would be elected and how many and from what regions they were to be.

The conclusion of several meetings was the following outline:

  • 2 elected from Africa
  • 2 elected from Asia/Pacific
  • 2 elected from Europe
  • 2 elected from Latin America/Caribbean
  • 2 elected from North America
  • 8 elected globally at large[3]

Also, the Proposed Independent Review Policy was made official during ICANN 5

Key sessions

One of the main talking points of ICANN 5 was the budget for the current and the following year. It was a major talking point of the Public forum, and after a keen discussion it had become apparent that there were certain aspects of ICANN that needed a majority of the budget. The following were classed as a high priority:

  • Provide timely and responsive staff support to the policy-making activities of the Board, its Supporting Organization Councils and other advisory bodies as needed, including policy implementation, preparation of legal agreements.
  • Meet operational commitments of service programs, including IANA, root servers, registrar accreditation, membership.
  • Conduct an active education and outreach program that supports public participation in ICANN policy-making activities, including public meetings, electronic forums, hardcopy publications.
  • Carry out the general management and administrative responsibilities of the corporation in an efficient and cost effective manner.[4]

ICANN Board

References

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