Tripoli, Libya, June 5. There was overwhelming support to the proposal to set up an International Organisation for E-management in Tripoli, the capital of Libya. It was one of the important recommendations at the conclusion of 4-day First International Conference on Electronic Management held on June 1-4, 2010 organised by the Almadina Multimedia Centre of the Institution of Culture of the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya under the auspices of Mr Saif Al-Islam Muammar Al-Gadafi. The Conference was attended by over 300 delegates from 40 countries and corporates like Microsoft and IBM.
On the opening day there were speeches by Dr Abubaker M. El-Hush, Chairman of Preparatory Committee, and Mr Samir Abdul Hameed Bezannes, Director General of Alamadina Multimedia Center and Executive Director of the Conference and a Keynote Presentation on E-leadership for E-governance. The Conference held four symposia on E-learning and E-training, E-commerce, Telemedicine, and E-democracy and a number of mini-tracks. A Compilation of Abstracts of Scientific Researches in English and Arabic was also published. Speeches were also made by Syrian, Italian and Turkish delegations. Dr Mohamed Muammar Al-Gadafi, Honorary Chairman of the Conference attended the opening ceremony
On the concluding day a presentation was made on the Draft Proposal for the International Organisation for E-management, initially proposed as an International Centre for E-governance. The Conference concluded by making a set of recommendations, dubbed Tripoli Declaration. The Preparatory Committee was ably assisted, among others, by Dr Mohamed A.Arteimi of 7th of April University, Libya. The details of the Conference may be seen at http://www.ficeg.org.ly/. (Updated June 7, 2010).
On the opening day there were speeches by Dr Abubaker M. El-Hush, Chairman of Preparatory Committee, and Mr Samir Abdul Hameed Bezannes, Director General of Alamadina Multimedia Center and Executive Director of the Conference and a Keynote Presentation on E-leadership for E-governance. The Conference held four symposia on E-learning and E-training, E-commerce, Telemedicine, and E-democracy and a number of mini-tracks. A Compilation of Abstracts of Scientific Researches in English and Arabic was also published. Speeches were also made by Syrian, Italian and Turkish delegations. Dr Mohamed Muammar Al-Gadafi, Honorary Chairman of the Conference attended the opening ceremony
On the concluding day a presentation was made on the Draft Proposal for the International Organisation for E-management, initially proposed as an International Centre for E-governance. The Conference concluded by making a set of recommendations, dubbed Tripoli Declaration. The Preparatory Committee was ably assisted, among others, by Dr Mohamed A.Arteimi of 7th of April University, Libya. The details of the Conference may be seen at http://www.ficeg.org.ly/. (Updated June 7, 2010).
Dr D.C.Misra
E-governance Consultant
New Delhi, India
June 8, 2010
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