2003 CE–2005 CE
World Summit on the Information Society
Information & communication · Technology · Infrastructure
The WSIS Geneva and Tunis phases put access, digital divides, and Internet governance on an international agenda. The Tunis Agenda recognized that the network had become a global facility and proposed multistakeholder dialogue; it did not definitively settle who should make all decisions about network resources and policy.
Precision, calendar, and review
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- Calendar and convention
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- 2026-09-23
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