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After these meetings, [[ICANN 44]] called for the creation of a Working Group to develop the engagement strategy for the Middle East, and invited members of the community and constituency to join the effort. Twenty-two individuals from eleven people expressed interest, and come from a variety of areas, such as the governments, private sector, civil society, technical community, and academia.<ref name="plan"></ref> | After these meetings, [[ICANN 44]] called for the creation of a Working Group to develop the engagement strategy for the Middle East, and invited members of the community and constituency to join the effort. Twenty-two individuals from eleven people expressed interest, and come from a variety of areas, such as the governments, private sector, civil society, technical community, and academia.<ref name="plan"></ref> | ||
The MESWG's Terms of Reference are to:<ref name="plan"></ref> | |||
* Develop a three-year (2013-2016) regional engagement strategy for the Middle East that focuses on the needs and priorities of the region within the scope of ICANN's role | |||
* Identify specific strategic areas, along with the problems and challenges of each area and their corresponding recommendations and actions | |||
* Provide a preliminary plan of action, which includes activities, timelines and priorities | |||
* Ensure a true multi-stakeholder approach in both the development of this strategy and its implementation | |||
* Work with ICANN on developing a one-year implementation plan | |||
==Related Topics== | ==Related Topics== | ||
Revision as of 20:44, 17 November 2015
MESWG or Middle East Strategy Working Group was a Working Group created by ICANN after ICANN in Prague. At that meeting, it was discussed that while the implementation of an engagement strategy plan was already underway in Africa, it was still required in the Middle East as well as Latin America and the Caribbean. In the last few months of 2012, ICANN held several meetings -- at events such as the Arab IGF, IGF, and ICANN 45 in Toronto -- and met with Middle East stakeholders regarding ICANN engagement in the region.[1]
After these meetings, ICANN 44 called for the creation of a Working Group to develop the engagement strategy for the Middle East, and invited members of the community and constituency to join the effort. Twenty-two individuals from eleven people expressed interest, and come from a variety of areas, such as the governments, private sector, civil society, technical community, and academia.[1]
The MESWG's Terms of Reference are to:[1]
- Develop a three-year (2013-2016) regional engagement strategy for the Middle East that focuses on the needs and priorities of the region within the scope of ICANN's role
- Identify specific strategic areas, along with the problems and challenges of each area and their corresponding recommendations and actions
- Provide a preliminary plan of action, which includes activities, timelines and priorities
- Ensure a true multi-stakeholder approach in both the development of this strategy and its implementation
- Work with ICANN on developing a one-year implementation plan
Related Topics
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 ICANN Engagement Strategy in the Middle East, ICANN.org. Published 2013 May 10. Retrieved 2015 November 17.