Date:  Tue, 10 Dec 2002 02:06:10 +0900
From:  Adam Peake <ajp@glocom.ac.jp>
Subject:  [communication 107] Bangkok Rpt. Participants include ITU, UNESCO - were they part of our consensus?
To:  communication@wsisasia.org
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I hope this question is just being picky or my mistake:

In our report and declaration, we used the words:

"with representatives of 34 organisations from 16 different countries"

   and

"the 34 participants have come to a consensus on the following 
vision, principles and plan of action."

But, in the List of Participants we include the E-Asian WG, ITU and 
UNESCO, and looks like they make up 3 of the 34 participants. Also 
the Korean Professor, Kim Kio Chung.

Did they agree on our document...  If not, perhaps a clarification 
letter to Mr Asami is required, quickly?  (we apologize for the 
implication that the representatives of these three organizations 
endorsed the document.  They kindly spoke at the workshop and so were 
included in the list of participants. We did not intend to imply that 
they later supported the output of the workshop. We sincerely 
apologize for any misunderstanding.  Please accept this edited report 
?????)

And send a new document.

Thanks,

Adam
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