ICANN and EuroDIG Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Multistakeholder Model of Internet Governance

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ICANN and EuroDIG Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Multistakeholder Model of Internet Governance

By CircleID Reporter
October 29, 2015, 6:34 pm PDT Views: 10,029 Add Comment

ICANN and EuroDIG Sign Memorandum of Understanding During ICANN’s 54th Public Meeting in Dublin, IrelandICANN and the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to further encourage collaboration and cooperation between both organizations in their efforts to further promote and strengthen the multistakeholder model of Internet governance in Europe.

The MoU was officially signed on 21 October 2015, during a signing ceremony that took place during ICANN’s 54th Public Meeting in Dublin, Ireland. It was signed by ICANN President & CEO, Fadi Chehade, and EuroDIG Managing Director, Sandra Hoferichter.

“The agreement aims to further common objectives between ICANN and EuroDIG, including for the planning and organization of the annual EuroDIG event, as well as to strengthen active participation in ICANN’s policy-making processes, and to strengthen the support for the multi-stakeholder participation and governance model of the Internet.”

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