Invitation to an Online Stakeholder Validation Workshop on The Universal Service Funds (USF) Report
2023-09-04 14:00 - 15:00 UTC | Africa Telecommunications Union, African Telecommunications Union, Nairobi, Nairobi, 00100, Kenya
Dear Sir/Madam,
Kindly find attached the invitation to the online Stakeholder validation workshop on the Universal Service Funds (USF) Report on 4 September 2023, from 14:00 to 15:30 (EAT).
Register to attend via: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpd-mgqzwsGdDdlLdXs7yg-TuTU99_0BOz
Best regards,
ATU Secretariat

High Level Ministerial Forum on Building a Future-Oriented, Intelligent Digital Infrastructure for Africa on the sidelines of Africa Com in Cape Town - Physical
2023-11-13 | Cape Town, South Africa
Concept Note En: Invitation Letter

Africa Cyber Defense Forum jointly with ACDF Secretariat in Kigali Rwanda - Physical
2023-11-14 - 2023-11-17 | Kigali, Rwanda
EN_Invitation to Cybersecurity Forum in Kigali 2023 FR_Invitation to CyberSecurity Forum in Kigali 2023

46th ATU Telecommunications/ICT Day - Online
2023-12-07 | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya
Dear Members,
Kindly find attached a letter from the African Telecommunications Union(ATU) sharing the Message of the ATU Secretary General for the African Telecommunications/ICT Day – 7 December 2023.
Best regards,
ATU Secretariat REGISTER HERE Invitation - Fr Invitation - En African Telecommunications Union (ATU) Secretary General’s Message for the 2023 celebration of the African Telecommunications/ICT Day–
– Circular to All Member States and Associate Members–
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– Message du Secrétaire général de l’Union africaine des télécommunications (UAT) à l’occasion de la célébration de la Journée africaine des télécommunications/TIC 2023

2nd ATU Preparatory meeting for WTSA-24 and 1st Preparatory meeting for WTDC-25 at Weston Hotel - Nairobi, Kenya
2024-02-05 - 2024-02-09 | Weston Hotel – Nairobi
Invitation - En Invitation - Fr Practical Information List of Hotels En_Invitation Practical Information - NAIROBI (ATU WTSA-WTDC) EN+Fr_Draft Agenda for 2nd African Prep Meeting for WTSA-24 - 2024 EN+FR_Draft Agenda for 1st African Prep Meeting for WTDC-25 - 2024 List of Hotels for ATU WTSA-WTDC-REV 1 Rescheduling of ATU Regional Preparatory Meetings for WTSA-24 and WTDC-25// Reprogrammation des réunions préparatoires régionales de l’ATU pour l’AMNT-24 et la CMDT-25 Dear ATU Members,
Please accept the compliments of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU)
We regret to inform you that due to a slow response to our call for meeting contributions and a low number of registered participants, we have made the decision to reschedule the meeting.
The new dates are February 5 to 9, 2024. This adjustment will afford our members more time to prepare adequately for these crucial meetings.
ATU Secretariat Zoom Registration Link Register Here

Award ceremony of the 3rd series of the ATU Africa Innovation Challenge (Hybrid)
2024-02-09 | Africa Telecommunications Union, African Telecommunications Union, Nairobi, Nairobi, 00100, Kenya
REGISTER HERE

Working Group 1 & 2 Meetings to prepare input to the 3rd and final preparatory meeting for WTSA-24
2024-04-15 - 2024-04-16 | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya

Digital Economy Policy Tracker Workshop for all members
2024-04-25 15:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya

25th Session of the ATU Administrative Council in Kinshasa, DRC
2024-07-08 - 2024-07-10 | Kinshasa – DRC
Dear Members of the ATU ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL,
The venue for the 25th Ordinary Session of the ATU Administrative Council in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from 8 – 10 July 2024, has been changed to Pullman Hotel in Kinshasa.
Attached please find the country information note and hotel rates for your attention and preparation.
Registration is now open below.
We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Best regards,
ATU Secretariat Dear ATU Council Members,
We wish to inform you that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the DRC has issued a memo to all embassies in your countries, instructing them to prioritize VISA applications for those attending the 25th Ordinary Session of the ATU Council in Kinshasa, DRC, from 08 to 10 July 2024 at the Pullman Hotel Kinshasa. Additionally, please find an attached list of negotiated hotel rates in DRC for your convenience.
Register below:
Best regards,
ATU Secretariat REGISTER HERE

2nd African Preparatory Meeting for WTDC-25 and 1st African Preparatory Meeting (APM26-1) for PP-26
2024-07-15 - 2024-07-19 | Droombos Vineyard Country Hotel – Windhoek, Namibia

1st African Preparatory Meeting for WRC-27 (APM27-1 for WRC-27) in Maseru - Lesotho
2024-07-30 - 2024-08-02 | Lesotho, Maseru, Lesotho

3rd and Final African Preparatory Meeting for WTSA-24 (APM24-3) in Sandton City, Radisson Blu Hotel South Africa
2024-08-12 - 2024-08-16 | Sandton City, South Africa
Dear Members,
This is a kind reminder regarding the 3rd and Final ATU Preparatory Meeting (Physical) for WTSA-24, scheduled to take place in Sandton City, South Africa, from 12th to 16th August 2024. Members are urged to send a senior delegate authorised to endorse the AfCPs and to submit nominations for the various Study Groups and TSAG leaderships. Please submit all contributions electronically to the General Secretariat by 2nd August 2024
More details can be found below;
We have attached a visa support letter for those who may need it.

Kind regards,
ATU Secretariat

Dear Members,
This is a kind reminder concerning the ATU 3rd and Final Physical Preparatory Meeting for WTSA-24, from 12-16 August 2024 in Sandton. Members are urged to send senior delegates and submit nominations and contributions electronically by 2nd August 2024 as indicated in the letter.
More details can be found below;
We have attached a visa support letter for those who may need it.

Kind regards,
ATU Secretariat

REGISTER HERE

DISCUSSION ON OUTCOMES OF THE AFRICAN GROUP PREPARATORY MEETING FOR WTSA-24
2024-08-29 13:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya
Dear Members,
The ATU General Secretariat presents its compliments to your administration and has the honor to inform you that the African Group Preparations for the World Telecommunications Standardization Assembly (WTSA-24) have been concluded.
There are however, a few pending issues that require our final discussion, hence we invite your Heads of Delegations to WTSA-24 for an online meeting on Thursday 29th August 2024 @ 13:00-15:00 Hrs, (Nairobi time).
Please find attached an invitation (The French letter will follow)
Register to attend here; https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86396990667?pwd=SOSPaHPV3voVfpFIuusT4EfANFQCPO.1
Kind regards,
ATU Secretariat

ATU-ITU Joint Workshop on Early Warning for All (EW4ALL)
2024-09-12 14:00 - 2024-09-14 16:00 (Europe/Moscow) | Online
The objective of this ITU initiative is to support countries to develop their National Emergency Telecommunication Plan (NETP). The Workshop therefore seeks to enlighten members on the issue and where possible, develop a regional framework and joint projects on the subject.

Informational Workshop Regarding ITU-R Technical Studies on the EPFD Limits in Article 22 of the ITU Radio Regulation
2024-09-26 16:00 - 18:00 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya
Dear Sir/Madam,
Please find attached invitation to the Informational workshop regarding ITU-R technical studies on the epfd limits in Article 22 of the ITU Radio Regulation from 26 September 2024 (16H00 to 18H00 EAT).
Register to attend via: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYsdO-vpjgtGNE6qIlb5yl4-2HJ4ITL6o-E After registering, they will receive a confirmation email containing the ZOOM link to the workshop.

Best regards,
ATU Secretariat

Capacity Building Workshop for WTSA-24 (Online)
2024-10-01 13:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85004406267?pwd=A2MWOJmO2MEIL2RfLkcSObqm8zc4zU.1
Meeting ID: 850 0440 6267
Passcode: 284307

Launch of the 2024 ATU Africa Innovation Challenge (4th Edition)
2024-10-02 11:30 - 13:00 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya
Dear Sir/Madam,

Please find attached an invitation to the Virtual Launch of the 4th Edition of the ATU Africa Innovation Challenge 2024 on October 2nd 2024 at 11:30 am – 1:00pm (EAT).
Register to attend here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErduyorzkvEtUcLZmHZiNAM6UizFj5IzDK

Best regards,
ATU Secretariat

5th Annual Africa Cyber Defense Forum (ACDF), Kigali 2024 Forum, Rwanda organized in partnership with ATU, AFRALTI and ACDF
2024-10-15 - 2024-10-18 | Kigali, Rwanda
Report on the ACDF-2023: https://africacyberdefenseforum.com/forums/acdf-2024/

Africa Broadband Outlook 2024
2024-11-11 | Cape Town, South Africa
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47th ATU Telecommunications /ICT Day
2024-12-07 | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya

Safer Internet Day
2025-02-11 | Online

The 8th Meeting of The ATU Task Group on Emerging Technologies
2025-02-17 00:00 - 2025-02-20 16:00 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya

Webinar on Metaverse Regulation and Policy for African Countries - Jointly Organized by ATU & ITU
2025-02-25 13:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Moscow) | Online
REGISTER HERE
Draft Programme

1:00pm – 1:10pm
Opening Remarks

John Omo, Secretary General, ATU
Seizo Onoe, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU

1:10pm – 2:00pm
Session 1: Virtual Worlds & the Metaverse: Unlocking Africa’s Potential
Explore the transformative potential of virtual worlds and the metaverse in Africa’s digital landscape. This session will delve into the opportunities for innovation, economic growth, and social impact, while addressing the challenges of governance, infrastructure, and inclusion in shaping a sustainable digital future.
Moderator: Isaac Boateng, Standardization Coordinator, ATU

James Olorundare, Principal Manager, Spectrum Administration Department, Nigerian Communications Commission/Vice-Chair of WG2 of ITU Focus Group on metaverse
Pilar Orero, Professor, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
Christina Yan Zhang, CEO, The Metaverse Institute

Questions & Answers
2:00pm – 2:50pm
Session 2: Navigating Governance in Virtual Worlds and the Metaverse: Policies for Africa’s Digital Evolution
This session delves into the regulatory challenges and opportunities presented by virtual worlds and the metaverse in Africa. It will explore key policy implications, including governance frameworks, digital rights, and cross-border collaboration.
Moderator: AnaMaria Meshkurti, Tech Investor and Strategic Board Member, AMVS Capital

Hedaia-t-Allah Nabil, Director, Economic Affairs and International Indicators Department, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Egypt
Radia Funna, Founder and Principal, Build n Blaze, LLC and Vice -Chair of FG-MV WG6 on Security, Data & PII Protection
Cristina Bueti, Counsellor, ITU

Questions & Answers
2:50pm – 3:00pm
Closing remarks
John Omo, Secretary General, ATU
Emmanuel Manasseh, Regional Director for Africa, ITU

Contacts: Cristina Bueti (ITU) & ​Isaac Boateng (ATU)

Close

ATU Africa Innovation Challenge 2024 Award Ceremony (TBC)
2025-03-04 | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya

Invitation to the Review of WTSA-24 Outcomes and Implications for Africa
2025-03-12 13:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Moscow) | E-Meeting – Nairobi, Kenya
REGISTER HERE
You are kindly invited to an online meeting on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, from 13:00 to 16:00 Nairobi time to review the outcomes of the World Telecommunications Standardization Assembly-24 (WTSA-24) and their implications for Africa, as well as outline priorities for this study circle.
WTSA-24, hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), has reaffirmed the critical importance of telecommunication standards as the foundation upon which global connectivity and digital transformation are built. These standards, while technical, shape the trajectory of economies, societies, and the way we interact with the world. They have a profound impact on how we close the digital divide, how we adopt innovation, and how we ensure that the benefits of digital technology are equitably distributed.
The Assembly covered a broad range of pressing issues, and as we reflect on the resolutions and outcomes, one thing becomes clear: the future of ICT standards must be inclusive, resilient, and forward-looking, with particular attention paid to the needs of underserved regions, including Africa.
One of the most significant takeaways from WTSA-24 was the renewed global commitment to bridging the digital divide. It became evident that access to universal broadband is no longer a luxury but a necessity, a fact that is especially relevant to our continent. For Africa, the emphasis on extending 5G, fiber optics, and other emerging network technologies to underserved communities is timely. These technologies promise to unlock vast economic and social opportunities, and they align directly with our vision for a digitally inclusive Africa.
The Secretariat, on its part, prepared the membership adequately prior to and during WTSA-24. In view of the said outcomes of WTSA-24 and the need to set out our priorities for this period’s study circle, we deem it important to gather and discuss these issues. The meeting will be conducted in both English and French with simultaneous interpretation. It will bring together the Telecommunications Standardization Bureau of the ITU, policymakers, regulators, experts in Telecommunications/ICTs standardization work, technologists, industry leaders, academia, and civil society groups to discuss and explore the Africa strategies and priorities for standardization development and preparations for the next WTSA-28.

Time
Item
Responsible

13:00 – 13:03

Opening of the meeting
WTSA-24 Chair/Madam Rebecca

13:03 – 13:15

Welcome remarks
ATU Secretary General
TSB Director
Director ITU Regional office for Africa

Mr. John Omo
Mr. Seizo Onoe
Dr. Emmanuel Manasseh

13:14 – 13:15
Approval of the Agenda
All

13:15 – 13:35
Presentation on WTSA-24 conclusions and actions

TSB

13:35 – 13:50
Status of implementation of WTSA resolution 100
TSB

13:50 – 14:20
Presentation on WTSA-24 outcomes and implications for Africa
ATU Consultant/Dr Pauline

14:20 – 14:40
Break Session (20 mins)

14:40 – 15:10

Presentations by Study Group vice chairs on WTSA-24 outcomes related to their SG

Study Groups 2, 3, 5, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 21

15:10 – 15:20
Presentation on priorities after WTSA-24
ATU

15:20 – 15:30
Future meetings (5 mins)
ATU

15:30 – 15:50

Any Other Business
Suggested improvements for WTSA-28 Preparations

All

15:50 – 16:00

Consideration of draft meeting report if any?
All

Vote of thanks
A Member State

Closure of Meeting
Chair & SG

End of Meeting

African One-Day Preparatory Meeting for the World Telecommunications Development Conference (WTDC-25) and the Workshop on Satellite Technologies for Development on 10th April 2025 at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya
2025-04-07 - 2025-04-10 | Nairobi, Kenya, Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya
Registration

Draft Agenda - En & Fr

Draft Work Plan

Practical Information

Hotels

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DRAFT AGENDA

No.
Items

1
Opening Remarks

2
Adoption of the Agenda and the Work programme

3
Progress Report ATU WGs for WTDC25 prep 1, 2 and 3 & considerations of New contributions

4
Adoption of AFCPs and Consideration/finalization of the coordination Matrix and appointment of Country focal points

5
Receive and Consideration of the African candidatures for the ITU-D Study Groups and TDAG

6
Workshop on Satellite Technologies for Development by GSOA (Agenda attached)

7
Any other business

8
Date and place of the next meeting

9
Consideration and adoption of the report

10
Closing of the meeting

PROJET DE L’ORDRE DU JOUR

No.
Points de l’ordre du jour

1
Allocution d’Ouverture

2
Adoption de l’ordre du jour et du programme de travail

3
Présentation des rapports d’étapes des Groupe de travail de l’UAT pour la CMDT-25 par les Présidents respectifs et examen des nouvelles contributions des Membres

4
Adoption des PCAF et finalisation de la matrice de coordination et désignation des points focaux pays

5
Examen des propositions de candidatures africaines pour les CE et le GCDT de l’UIT-D

6
Atelier sur les Technologies satellitaires pour le développement par GSOA (ordre du jour ci-joint)

7
Divers

8
Date et lieu de la prochaine réunion

9
Examen et adoption du rapport

10
Clôture et fin de la réunion

Draft Work Plan

Time
Items
Responsible

09h00 – 09h10
Opening Remarks
SG and Plenary Chairperson

09h00 – 09h10
Adoption of the Agenda and the Work programme
Members

09h10 – 11h10
Progress Report ATU WGs for WTDC25 prep 1, 2 and 3 & considerations of New contributions
WGs Chairs

11h10 – 11h30
Health Break

11h30 – 12h30
Adoption of AFCPs and Consideration/finalization of the coordination Matrix and appointment of Country focal points
Members

12h30 – 13h00
Receive and Consideration of the African candidatures for the ITU-D Study Groups and TDAG
Members

13h00 – 14h00
Lunch Break

14h00 – 15h30
Workshop on Satellite Technologies for Development by GSOA
GSOA

15h30 – 15h45
Any other business and Date and place of the next meeting
All

15h45 – 16h15
Consideration and adoption of the report
All

16h15 – 16h30
Closing of the meeting
SG and Plenary Chairperson

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
1. MEETING VENUE
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is scheduled to hold the Regional Development Forum (RDF-AFR) and Regional Preparatory Meeting (RPM-AFR) for the World Telecommunication Development Conference 2025 (WTDC-25) for the African Region from 7 – 9 April 2025 at the Safari Park hotel & Casino in Nairobi, Kenya.
2. HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
A list of designated hotels is annexed to this document as Addendum I. Participants are responsible for meeting their accommodation costs. However, special rates have been negotiated by the organizing committee as provided in the list of hotels. Delegates are encouraged to make bookings at any of these listed hotels directly and avail their booking information.

3. ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION (ETA)
All travelers to Kenya must be in possession of a valid passport issued and recognized by their governments.
To boost tourism and attract more foreign investments to Kenya, the Government removed all visa requirements for all foreign nationals visiting and transiting through Kenya from January 2024. The vacated visa requirements have been replaced by the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system.
The ETA is exclusively issued electronically, with passengers required to obtain them before departure on the ETA platform (https://www.etakenya.go.ke).
The ETA is applicable to all foreign nationals, except for East African Community (EAC) citizens.

All ETA Fees are Payable in US Dollars ONLY (for all nationalities) Enquiries can also be addressed to a Kenyan Embassy or Consulate in the countries of residence.

4. AIR TRAVEL
The Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is the main airport in Nairobi. It is the largest and busiest airport in East and Central Africa. It serves as a transit hub for major airlines as well as the gateway for visitors to Africa’s treasured game parks, cultural heritage, scenic landscapes and business opportunities. The airport also serves as a major cargo centre for both inbound and outbound goods.
JKIA is situated in Nairobi, 20 minutes from the Central Business District. Its connectivity to the rest of the world is also enhanced by the presence of the world’s popular airlines.

5. TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT
Participants are responsible for making their travel arrangements. All travel information, including flight number, arrival and departure dates and times should be forwarded to the organizing committee whose contact is provided on the registration form provided. The host will provide transport to delegates as follows:

On arrival and departure from & to
From the designated hotels to the meeting venue and
During the social event(s) organized for the

6. CLIMATE
Kenya enjoys a pleasant tropical climate and the average temperatures in Nairobi in April 2025 should be 14 to 24 degrees Celsius.

7. LOCAL TIME
GMT +3 hours

8. CURRENCY, BANKS AND CREDIT CARDS
The unit of currency is the Kenya Shilling (Ksh), divided into 100 cents. The indicative exchange rates, as at November 2024 are:

1 US DOLLAR
=
Ksh 129

1 EURO
=
Ksh 138

1 STG POUND
=
Ksh 166

Please note that these rates are subject to change

Major international credit cards are widely accepted for
Banks are open from 0900hrs to 1600hrs Monday through
Forex Bureaus located in different parts of the city are open from 0900hrs to 1600hrs Monday through Friday.
Mobile money transfer is offered by the three mobile network operators: Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom
Money transfer services from Western Union and Money Gram are also available in most banks.

9. ELECTRICITY
The Electricity supply in Kenya is 240 Volts with frequency of 50 Hertz and the electricity plugs are 13 Amp, with the square pin used in most premises.

10. HEALTH INFORMATION FOR TRAVELERS TO KENYA
Before visiting Kenya, you may need requisite vaccinations and medications for vaccine- preventable diseases and other diseases you might be at risk of at your destination. Note that your doctor or health-care provider will determine what you will need, depending on factors such as your health and immunization history, areas of the country you will be visiting, and planned activities.
To have the most benefit, see a health-care provider at least 4–6 weeks before your trip to allow time for your vaccines to take effect and to start taking medicine to prevent malaria, if you need it. Even if you have less than 4 weeks before you leave, you should still see a health-care provider for needed vaccines, anti-malaria drugs and other medications and information about how to protect yourself from illness and injury while traveling.

VISITORS ARE ADVISED TO HAVE YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION.

11. COVID-19 INFORMATION FOR TRAVELERS TO KENYA

All travelers arriving in the country through any point of entry shall no longer be required to show proof of either COVID-19 vaccination or a pre-departure COVID- 19 test.
Only travelers arriving at any port of entry into Kenya with flu-like symptoms will be required to fill the passenger locator form on the ‘jitenge’ platform: https://ears.health.go.ke/airline_registration/. They will also be required to take a COVID19 antigen test upon arrival at their own Those who turn out positive for antigen test will be required to take a further COVID-19 PCR test at their own cost. Those with severe symptoms shall thereafter be allowed to isolate as per the prevailing isolation requirements for mild, moderate and severe disease.

Passengers traveling out of the country will be required to abide by the particular travel, health and COVID-19 related requirements of the transit and destination

Pre-departure RDT or PCR testing may be considered at the discretion of any of the airlines departing from or terminating in Kenya. Pre-departure RDT or PCR testing may be considered at the discretion of any of the airlines departing from or terminating in Kenya.

HOST COUNTRY CONTACTS:
Ms. Stella Kipsaita
Deputy Director/ International Relations and Events Communications Authority of Kenya
P.O. Box 14448 Nairobi 00800
Tel:+254 703 042 763
E-mail: skipsaita@ca.go.ke

Ms. Purity Ndwiga
Ag. Principal Officer, International Relations & Events Communications Authority of Kenya
P.O. Box 14448 Nairobi 00800
Tel:+254 703 042 542
E-mail: ndwiga@ca.go.ke

Addendum I
LIST OF HOTELS

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HOTELS
ROOM TYPE
RATES (US$) B&B Inclusive of Tax
CONTACT/ LIAISON PERSON

1
Safari Park Hotel & Casino Nairobi
Deluxe room Single
170.00
Jane Mary Oduor
Sales Executive – Account Manager
Safari Park Hotel & Casino
P.O Box 45038, Nairobi, 00100
020 3633000 / 020 3633225 / +254 725 648 104
Email: joduor@safariparkhotel.co.ke

P.O Box 45038-00100
Deluxe room Double
210.00

Nairobi, Kenya
Junior suite room single
210.00

www.safaripark-hotel.com
Business Suite
250.00

Executive suite
350.00

Presidential suite
2500.00

2
Windsor Golf Hotel & Country Club
Deluxe Double room
296.00
Reservations
Tel: +254 20 8647000, +254 722 203361/2/3/4, +254 733 333217/8
Email: reservations@windsor.co.ke

Kigwa Lane, Ridgeways off Kiambu Road, 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Studio Suites Cottages
348.00 / 496.00
Reservations
Tel: +254 20 8647000, +254 722 203361/2/3/4, +254 733 333217/8
Email: reservations@windsor.co.ke

3
Movenpick Hotel & Residence Nairobi
Superior room / Executive room
280.00 / 390.00
Wilson Ndagara
Sales Account Manager
Email: Wilson.NJERU@movenpick.com
Tel: +254 709548420, +254 725745106

HOTELS
ROOM TYPE
RATES (US$) B&B INCLUSIVE OF TAX
CONTACT/ LIASON PERSON

Sarova Stanley
P.O Box 72493, Nairobi-00200
At Nairobi’s Central Business District (Corner of Kimathi Street & Kenyatta Avenue)
Email: reservations2@sarovahotels.com
www.sarovahotels.com
Stanley Single room
Club single room
Club Double room
135.00
185.00
225.00
Hannah Nderi
Senior Sales Account Manager
M: +254722319005, Reservations: +254 709111000
Email: Hannah.nderi@sarovahotels.com

Sarova Panafric Hotel
P.O Box 72493, Nairobi-00200
Email: panafric@sarovahotels.com
Tel: 254709111000
www.sarovahotels.com
Superior Single
Deluxe Single Room
Deluxe Double Room
125.00
155.00
195.00
Hannah Nderi
Senior Sales Account Manager
M: +254722319005
Reservations: +254 709111000
Email: Hannah.nderi@sarovahotels.com

Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Nairobi
Westlands Road, Global Trade Center (GTC), 00800 Nairobi, Kenya, Westlands
One Bedroom Suite
Two Bedroom Suite
Three Bedroom Suite
146.00
240.00
576.00
GTC Westlands Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Tel No.: +254111054540
Email: equiry.ppsnrb@panpacific.com

Gem Suites Riverside Apartments and Hotel
Off Riverside Lane, Riverside, Westlands
P.O Box 20982- 00202, Nairobi, Kenya
Superior Room
Single Occupancy
Double Occupancy
115.00
175.00
Josphat Mwaniki
Director of Sales
Email: reservations@gemsuites.com
Tel: +254722614048

Mercure Hotel Upper Hill
Ex. Crowne Plaza Nairobi Upper Hill, An Ihg Hotel
Longonot/Kenya Road, Upper Hill
P.O Box 25574 – 00100, Nairobi Kenya
Tel: (+254) 719 096 000, (+254) 719 096017
Email: Mercure.nairobi@accor.com
Distance from Weston Hotel: 4.3KM, 10 Minutes via Langata Road
Superior Rooms Single
Deluxe Rooms Single
170.00
190.00
Hellen Wambui Karanja
Sales Manager
Cell: +254 722 48 93 96
Direct Line: +254 719 096017
Email: hellen.karanja@accor.com

Ibis Style Hotel
P.O. Box 14746, Westlands-00800, Raphta Road Westlands
www.accorhotels.com
Standard Room
Suite
90.00
170.00
Kevin Mutungi
Sales & Marketing Manager
Email: HB065-SL3@accor.com
Mobile: 0742984714

HOTELS
ROOM TYPE
RATES (US$) B&B INCLUSIVE OF TAX
CONTACT/ LIASON PERSON

Park Inn by Radisson Westlands
Standard room
140.00
Wanjiku Munene

Waiyaki way, Niarobi, Kenya, Westlands
Superior room
190.00
Director of Sales

wanjiku.munene@parkinn.com

Tel: +254795740756, M: 0713531523

E: info.nairobi@parkinn.com

The Concord Hotel
P O Box 31, wangapala road –parklands Tel +2540711111333
www.theconcordhotels.com
Standard
100.00
David Gichuru- Senior sales Account manager

Superior
120.00
Direct: +254 743283332/0734790252

Office: +254 711 111 333 +254 709 466 000

sales8@theconcordhotels.com

The Four Points by Sheraton hotel

Single
Double
The reception /Sales Office

Address Argins Kodhek road, Nairobi
Tel +254719078000
Superior rooms
Deluxe rooms
150.00
200 .00
180.00
230.00
Tel +254 722-292700
Email: reservations@fourpointsnairobihurlingham.co.ke

www.fourpoints.com
Executive
220.00
250.00

Registration

-

Draft Agenda - En & Fr

DRAFT AGENDA

No.
Items

1
Opening Remarks

2
Adoption of the Agenda and the Work programme

3
Progress Report ATU WGs for WTDC25 prep 1, 2 and 3 & considerations of New contributions

4
Adoption of AFCPs and Consideration/finalization of the coordination Matrix and appointment of Country focal points

5
Receive and Consideration of the African candidatures for the ITU-D Study Groups and TDAG

6
Workshop on Satellite Technologies for Development by GSOA (Agenda attached)

7
Any other business

8
Date and place of the next meeting

9
Consideration and adoption of the report

10
Closing of the meeting

PROJET DE L’ORDRE DU JOUR

No.
Points de l’ordre du jour

1
Allocution d’Ouverture

2
Adoption de l’ordre du jour et du programme de travail

3
Présentation des rapports d’étapes des Groupe de travail de l’UAT pour la CMDT-25 par les Présidents respectifs et examen des nouvelles contributions des Membres

4
Adoption des PCAF et finalisation de la matrice de coordination et désignation des points focaux pays

5
Examen des propositions de candidatures africaines pour les CE et le GCDT de l’UIT-D

6
Atelier sur les Technologies satellitaires pour le développement par GSOA (ordre du jour ci-joint)

7
Divers

8
Date et lieu de la prochaine réunion

9
Examen et adoption du rapport

10
Clôture et fin de la réunion

Draft Work Plan

Draft Work Plan

Time
Items
Responsible

09h00 – 09h10
Opening Remarks
SG and Plenary Chairperson

09h00 – 09h10
Adoption of the Agenda and the Work programme
Members

09h10 – 11h10
Progress Report ATU WGs for WTDC25 prep 1, 2 and 3 & considerations of New contributions
WGs Chairs

11h10 – 11h30
Health Break

11h30 – 12h30
Adoption of AFCPs and Consideration/finalization of the coordination Matrix and appointment of Country focal points
Members

12h30 – 13h00
Receive and Consideration of the African candidatures for the ITU-D Study Groups and TDAG
Members

13h00 – 14h00
Lunch Break

14h00 – 15h30
Workshop on Satellite Technologies for Development by GSOA
GSOA

15h30 – 15h45
Any other business and Date and place of the next meeting
All

15h45 – 16h15
Consideration and adoption of the report
All

16h15 – 16h30
Closing of the meeting
SG and Plenary Chairperson

Practical Information

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
1. MEETING VENUE
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is scheduled to hold the Regional Development Forum (RDF-AFR) and Regional Preparatory Meeting (RPM-AFR) for the World Telecommunication Development Conference 2025 (WTDC-25) for the African Region from 7 – 9 April 2025 at the Safari Park hotel & Casino in Nairobi, Kenya.
2. HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
A list of designated hotels is annexed to this document as Addendum I. Participants are responsible for meeting their accommodation costs. However, special rates have been negotiated by the organizing committee as provided in the list of hotels. Delegates are encouraged to make bookings at any of these listed hotels directly and avail their booking information.

3. ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION (ETA)
All travelers to Kenya must be in possession of a valid passport issued and recognized by their governments.
To boost tourism and attract more foreign investments to Kenya, the Government removed all visa requirements for all foreign nationals visiting and transiting through Kenya from January 2024. The vacated visa requirements have been replaced by the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system.
The ETA is exclusively issued electronically, with passengers required to obtain them before departure on the ETA platform (https://www.etakenya.go.ke).
The ETA is applicable to all foreign nationals, except for East African Community (EAC) citizens.

All ETA Fees are Payable in US Dollars ONLY (for all nationalities) Enquiries can also be addressed to a Kenyan Embassy or Consulate in the countries of residence.

4. AIR TRAVEL
The Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is the main airport in Nairobi. It is the largest and busiest airport in East and Central Africa. It serves as a transit hub for major airlines as well as the gateway for visitors to Africa’s treasured game parks, cultural heritage, scenic landscapes and business opportunities. The airport also serves as a major cargo centre for both inbound and outbound goods.
JKIA is situated in Nairobi, 20 minutes from the Central Business District. Its connectivity to the rest of the world is also enhanced by the presence of the world’s popular airlines.

5. TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT
Participants are responsible for making their travel arrangements. All travel information, including flight number, arrival and departure dates and times should be forwarded to the organizing committee whose contact is provided on the registration form provided. The host will provide transport to delegates as follows:

On arrival and departure from & to
From the designated hotels to the meeting venue and
During the social event(s) organized for the

6. CLIMATE
Kenya enjoys a pleasant tropical climate and the average temperatures in Nairobi in April 2025 should be 14 to 24 degrees Celsius.

7. LOCAL TIME
GMT +3 hours

8. CURRENCY, BANKS AND CREDIT CARDS
The unit of currency is the Kenya Shilling (Ksh), divided into 100 cents. The indicative exchange rates, as at November 2024 are:

1 US DOLLAR
=
Ksh 129

1 EURO
=
Ksh 138

1 STG POUND
=
Ksh 166

Please note that these rates are subject to change

Major international credit cards are widely accepted for
Banks are open from 0900hrs to 1600hrs Monday through
Forex Bureaus located in different parts of the city are open from 0900hrs to 1600hrs Monday through Friday.
Mobile money transfer is offered by the three mobile network operators: Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom
Money transfer services from Western Union and Money Gram are also available in most banks.

9. ELECTRICITY
The Electricity supply in Kenya is 240 Volts with frequency of 50 Hertz and the electricity plugs are 13 Amp, with the square pin used in most premises.

10. HEALTH INFORMATION FOR TRAVELERS TO KENYA
Before visiting Kenya, you may need requisite vaccinations and medications for vaccine- preventable diseases and other diseases you might be at risk of at your destination. Note that your doctor or health-care provider will determine what you will need, depending on factors such as your health and immunization history, areas of the country you will be visiting, and planned activities.
To have the most benefit, see a health-care provider at least 4–6 weeks before your trip to allow time for your vaccines to take effect and to start taking medicine to prevent malaria, if you need it. Even if you have less than 4 weeks before you leave, you should still see a health-care provider for needed vaccines, anti-malaria drugs and other medications and information about how to protect yourself from illness and injury while traveling.

VISITORS ARE ADVISED TO HAVE YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION.

11. COVID-19 INFORMATION FOR TRAVELERS TO KENYA

All travelers arriving in the country through any point of entry shall no longer be required to show proof of either COVID-19 vaccination or a pre-departure COVID- 19 test.
Only travelers arriving at any port of entry into Kenya with flu-like symptoms will be required to fill the passenger locator form on the ‘jitenge’ platform: https://ears.health.go.ke/airline_registration/. They will also be required to take a COVID19 antigen test upon arrival at their own Those who turn out positive for antigen test will be required to take a further COVID-19 PCR test at their own cost. Those with severe symptoms shall thereafter be allowed to isolate as per the prevailing isolation requirements for mild, moderate and severe disease.

Passengers traveling out of the country will be required to abide by the particular travel, health and COVID-19 related requirements of the transit and destination

Pre-departure RDT or PCR testing may be considered at the discretion of any of the airlines departing from or terminating in Kenya. Pre-departure RDT or PCR testing may be considered at the discretion of any of the airlines departing from or terminating in Kenya.

HOST COUNTRY CONTACTS:
Ms. Stella Kipsaita
Deputy Director/ International Relations and Events Communications Authority of Kenya
P.O. Box 14448 Nairobi 00800
Tel:+254 703 042 763
E-mail: skipsaita@ca.go.ke

Ms. Purity Ndwiga
Ag. Principal Officer, International Relations & Events Communications Authority of Kenya
P.O. Box 14448 Nairobi 00800
Tel:+254 703 042 542
E-mail: ndwiga@ca.go.ke

Hotels

Addendum I
LIST OF HOTELS

#
HOTELS
ROOM TYPE
RATES (US$) B&B Inclusive of Tax
CONTACT/ LIAISON PERSON

1
Safari Park Hotel & Casino Nairobi
Deluxe room Single
170.00
Jane Mary Oduor
Sales Executive – Account Manager
Safari Park Hotel & Casino
P.O Box 45038, Nairobi, 00100
020 3633000 / 020 3633225 / +254 725 648 104
Email: joduor@safariparkhotel.co.ke

P.O Box 45038-00100
Deluxe room Double
210.00

Nairobi, Kenya
Junior suite room single
210.00

www.safaripark-hotel.com
Business Suite
250.00

Executive suite
350.00

Presidential suite
2500.00

2
Windsor Golf Hotel & Country Club
Deluxe Double room
296.00
Reservations
Tel: +254 20 8647000, +254 722 203361/2/3/4, +254 733 333217/8
Email: reservations@windsor.co.ke

Kigwa Lane, Ridgeways off Kiambu Road, 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Studio Suites Cottages
348.00 / 496.00
Reservations
Tel: +254 20 8647000, +254 722 203361/2/3/4, +254 733 333217/8
Email: reservations@windsor.co.ke

3
Movenpick Hotel & Residence Nairobi
Superior room / Executive room
280.00 / 390.00
Wilson Ndagara
Sales Account Manager
Email: Wilson.NJERU@movenpick.com
Tel: +254 709548420, +254 725745106

HOTELS
ROOM TYPE
RATES (US$) B&B INCLUSIVE OF TAX
CONTACT/ LIASON PERSON

Sarova Stanley
P.O Box 72493, Nairobi-00200
At Nairobi’s Central Business District (Corner of Kimathi Street & Kenyatta Avenue)
Email: reservations2@sarovahotels.com
www.sarovahotels.com
Stanley Single room
Club single room
Club Double room
135.00
185.00
225.00
Hannah Nderi
Senior Sales Account Manager
M: +254722319005, Reservations: +254 709111000
Email: Hannah.nderi@sarovahotels.com

Sarova Panafric Hotel
P.O Box 72493, Nairobi-00200
Email: panafric@sarovahotels.com
Tel: 254709111000
www.sarovahotels.com
Superior Single
Deluxe Single Room
Deluxe Double Room
125.00
155.00
195.00
Hannah Nderi
Senior Sales Account Manager
M: +254722319005
Reservations: +254 709111000
Email: Hannah.nderi@sarovahotels.com

Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Nairobi
Westlands Road, Global Trade Center (GTC), 00800 Nairobi, Kenya, Westlands
One Bedroom Suite
Two Bedroom Suite
Three Bedroom Suite
146.00
240.00
576.00
GTC Westlands Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Tel No.: +254111054540
Email: equiry.ppsnrb@panpacific.com

Gem Suites Riverside Apartments and Hotel
Off Riverside Lane, Riverside, Westlands
P.O Box 20982- 00202, Nairobi, Kenya
Superior Room
Single Occupancy
Double Occupancy
115.00
175.00
Josphat Mwaniki
Director of Sales
Email: reservations@gemsuites.com
Tel: +254722614048

Mercure Hotel Upper Hill
Ex. Crowne Plaza Nairobi Upper Hill, An Ihg Hotel
Longonot/Kenya Road, Upper Hill
P.O Box 25574 – 00100, Nairobi Kenya
Tel: (+254) 719 096 000, (+254) 719 096017
Email: Mercure.nairobi@accor.com
Distance from Weston Hotel: 4.3KM, 10 Minutes via Langata Road
Superior Rooms Single
Deluxe Rooms Single
170.00
190.00
Hellen Wambui Karanja
Sales Manager
Cell: +254 722 48 93 96
Direct Line: +254 719 096017
Email: hellen.karanja@accor.com

Ibis Style Hotel
P.O. Box 14746, Westlands-00800, Raphta Road Westlands
www.accorhotels.com
Standard Room
Suite
90.00
170.00
Kevin Mutungi
Sales & Marketing Manager
Email: HB065-SL3@accor.com
Mobile: 0742984714

HOTELS
ROOM TYPE
RATES (US$) B&B INCLUSIVE OF TAX
CONTACT/ LIASON PERSON

Park Inn by Radisson Westlands
Standard room
140.00
Wanjiku Munene

Waiyaki way, Niarobi, Kenya, Westlands
Superior room
190.00
Director of Sales

wanjiku.munene@parkinn.com

Tel: +254795740756, M: 0713531523

E: info.nairobi@parkinn.com

The Concord Hotel
P O Box 31, wangapala road –parklands Tel +2540711111333
www.theconcordhotels.com
Standard
100.00
David Gichuru- Senior sales Account manager

Superior
120.00
Direct: +254 743283332/0734790252

Office: +254 711 111 333 +254 709 466 000

sales8@theconcordhotels.com

The Four Points by Sheraton hotel

Single
Double
The reception /Sales Office

Address Argins Kodhek road, Nairobi
Tel +254719078000
Superior rooms
Deluxe rooms
150.00
200 .00
180.00
230.00
Tel +254 722-292700
Email: reservations@fourpointsnairobihurlingham.co.ke

www.fourpoints.com
Executive
220.00
250.00

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26th Ordinary Session of the ATU Administrative Council in Dakar - Senegal
2025-05-28 - 2025-05-30 | Senegal
Registration

Hotels - Fr

Draft Agenda - En

Draft Agenda - Fr

REGISTER HERE

Liste des réceptifs hôteliers – CA/UAT -28-29-30 mai 2025

Hôtels avec tarifs négociés

4 étoiles
Hôtel L’ADRESSE DAKAR
89.000 F CFA / nuit

5 étoiles
Hôtel KING FAHD PALACE
140.000 F CFA (chambre supérieure) / nuit
250.000 F CFA (suite junior) / nuit
3 étoiles
Yaas Hotel Dakar Almadies
66.000 F CFA / nuit

3 étoiles

Hôtel LE LODGE Almadies
60.000 F CFA / nuit
3 étoiles
Hôtel FLEUR DE LYS (ALMADIES)
Chambre standard : 77.000 F CFA / nuit
Chambre supérieure : 95.000 F CFA / nuit
Suite junior : 135.000 F CFA / nuit
Suite de luxe : 175.000 F CFA / nuit
Le petit déjeuner et la taxe de séjour sont compris pour une personne.

Autres hôtels aux environs

4 étoiles
Hôtel AZALAI
133.666 F CFA / nuit
5 étoiles
Hôtel NOOM Ex Radisson BLU
198.000 F CFA / nuit

4 étoiles
BOMA LIFESTYLE HOTEL
127.440 F CFA / nuit
3 étoiles
Hôtel LE VIRAGE
65.000 F CFA / nuit

3 étoiles
Hôtel ONOMO DAKAR
158.100 F CFA / nuit
3 étoiles
HOTEL COLONIA
65.650 F CFA / nuit

3 étoiles
AIRPORT HOTEL CASINO DU CAP-VERT
75.150 F CFA / nuit
5 étoiles
Hôtel TERROU-BI
189.900 F CFA / nuit

#
Items
Documents

1.
Opening Ceremony

2.
Confirmation of the Bureau

3.
Adoption of the Agenda
AC/26/D01

4.
Adoption of the Work Schedule
AC/26/D02

5.
Report of the Secretary General on the activities of the Union from June 2024 to May 2025
AC/26/D03

6.
Report of the Council Committee on Finance and Administration
AC/26/D04

7.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on Arrears Recovery
AC/26/D05

8.
Draft Report on the consultation on the Amendment of the ATU Constitution and Convention
AC/26/D06

9.
Draft Report on the ATU Headquarters
AC/26/D07

10.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on Internet Governance
AC/26/D08

11.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on Cybersecurity
AC/26/D09

12.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on ICT for SDGs
AC/26/D10

13.
Progress Report on the Preparation of Major Conferences on:
(i) Radiocommunications;
(ii) Standardization;
(iii) Development;
(iv) Progress on the Preparation of the ITU PP-26;
(v) Progress Report on the Preparation of the ATU CPL-26
AC/26/D11

14.
Proposal on the Theme for African Telecommunications/ICT Day (ATD) 2024
AC/26/D12

15.
Progress Report on the Admission of the Academia as a New Category of ATU Membership
AC/26/D13

16.
Date and Venue of the 27th Ordinary Session of the Council

17.
ITU Presentation on the Biannual Budget

18.
Any Other Business

19.
Adoption of the Report and Final Acts
AC/26/D14

20.
Vote of Thanks
AC/26/D15

21.
Closing Session

–

#
Articles
Documents

1.
Cérémonie d’ouverture

2.
Confirmation du Bureau

3.
Adoption de l’Ordre du jour
AC/26/D01

4.
Adoption du calendrier de travail
AC/26/D02

5.
Rapport du Secrétaire Général sur les activités de l’Union de juin 2024 à mai 2025
AC/26/D03

6.
Rapport du Comité des Finances et de l’Administration du Conseil
AC/26/D04

7.
Rapport d’Avancement du Comité du Conseil sur le recouvrement des Arriérés
AC/26/D05

8.
Projet de Rapport sur la consultation relative à l’Amendement de la Constitution et la convention de l’UAT
AC/26/D06

9.
Projet de Rapport sur le Siège de l’UAT
AC/26/D07

10.
Rapport d’avancement du Comité du Conseil sur la Gouvernance de l’Internet
AC/26/D08

11.
Rapport d’avancement du Comité du Conseil sur la Cybersécurité
AC/26/D09

12.
Rapport d’avancement du Comité du Conseil sur les TIC pour les ODD
AC/26/D10

13.
Rapport sur l’état d’avancement de la Préparation des grandes Conférences sur
(i) Les Radiocommunications ;
(ii) La Normalisation ;
(iii) Le Développement et
(iv) L’État d’avancement de la Préparation de la PP-26 de l’UIT
(v) Le Rapport d’avancement sur la préparation de la CPL-26 de l’UAT
AC/26/D11

14.
Proposition de thème pour la Journée Africaine des Télécommunications/TIC (JAT) 2024
AC/26/D12

15.
Rapport d’avancement sur l’Admission du monde universitaire en tant que nouvelle catégorie de membres de l’UAT
AC/26/D13

16.
Date et lieu de la 27ème Session Ordinaire du Conseil

17.
Présentation de l’UIT sur le budget semestriel

18.
Questions diverses

19.
Adoption du rapport et des actes finaux
AC/26/D14

20.
Remerciements
AC/26/D15

21.
Séance de clôture

–

Registration

REGISTER HERE

Hotels - Fr

Liste des réceptifs hôteliers – CA/UAT -28-29-30 mai 2025

Hôtels avec tarifs négociés

4 étoiles
Hôtel L’ADRESSE DAKAR
89.000 F CFA / nuit

5 étoiles
Hôtel KING FAHD PALACE
140.000 F CFA (chambre supérieure) / nuit
250.000 F CFA (suite junior) / nuit
3 étoiles
Yaas Hotel Dakar Almadies
66.000 F CFA / nuit

3 étoiles

Hôtel LE LODGE Almadies
60.000 F CFA / nuit
3 étoiles
Hôtel FLEUR DE LYS (ALMADIES)
Chambre standard : 77.000 F CFA / nuit
Chambre supérieure : 95.000 F CFA / nuit
Suite junior : 135.000 F CFA / nuit
Suite de luxe : 175.000 F CFA / nuit
Le petit déjeuner et la taxe de séjour sont compris pour une personne.

Autres hôtels aux environs

4 étoiles
Hôtel AZALAI
133.666 F CFA / nuit
5 étoiles
Hôtel NOOM Ex Radisson BLU
198.000 F CFA / nuit

4 étoiles
BOMA LIFESTYLE HOTEL
127.440 F CFA / nuit
3 étoiles
Hôtel LE VIRAGE
65.000 F CFA / nuit

3 étoiles
Hôtel ONOMO DAKAR
158.100 F CFA / nuit
3 étoiles
HOTEL COLONIA
65.650 F CFA / nuit

3 étoiles
AIRPORT HOTEL CASINO DU CAP-VERT
75.150 F CFA / nuit
5 étoiles
Hôtel TERROU-BI
189.900 F CFA / nuit

Draft Agenda - En

#
Items
Documents

1.
Opening Ceremony

2.
Confirmation of the Bureau

3.
Adoption of the Agenda
AC/26/D01

4.
Adoption of the Work Schedule
AC/26/D02

5.
Report of the Secretary General on the activities of the Union from June 2024 to May 2025
AC/26/D03

6.
Report of the Council Committee on Finance and Administration
AC/26/D04

7.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on Arrears Recovery
AC/26/D05

8.
Draft Report on the consultation on the Amendment of the ATU Constitution and Convention
AC/26/D06

9.
Draft Report on the ATU Headquarters
AC/26/D07

10.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on Internet Governance
AC/26/D08

11.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on Cybersecurity
AC/26/D09

12.
Progress Report of the Council Committee on ICT for SDGs
AC/26/D10

13.
Progress Report on the Preparation of Major Conferences on:
(i) Radiocommunications;
(ii) Standardization;
(iii) Development;
(iv) Progress on the Preparation of the ITU PP-26;
(v) Progress Report on the Preparation of the ATU CPL-26
AC/26/D11

14.
Proposal on the Theme for African Telecommunications/ICT Day (ATD) 2024
AC/26/D12

15.
Progress Report on the Admission of the Academia as a New Category of ATU Membership
AC/26/D13

16.
Date and Venue of the 27th Ordinary Session of the Council

17.
ITU Presentation on the Biannual Budget

18.
Any Other Business

19.
Adoption of the Report and Final Acts
AC/26/D14

20.
Vote of Thanks
AC/26/D15

21.
Closing Session

–

Draft Agenda - Fr

#
Articles
Documents

1.
Cérémonie d’ouverture

2.
Confirmation du Bureau

3.
Adoption de l’Ordre du jour
AC/26/D01

4.
Adoption du calendrier de travail
AC/26/D02

5.
Rapport du Secrétaire Général sur les activités de l’Union de juin 2024 à mai 2025
AC/26/D03

6.
Rapport du Comité des Finances et de l’Administration du Conseil
AC/26/D04

7.
Rapport d’Avancement du Comité du Conseil sur le recouvrement des Arriérés
AC/26/D05

8.
Projet de Rapport sur la consultation relative à l’Amendement de la Constitution et la convention de l’UAT
AC/26/D06

9.
Projet de Rapport sur le Siège de l’UAT
AC/26/D07

10.
Rapport d’avancement du Comité du Conseil sur la Gouvernance de l’Internet
AC/26/D08

11.
Rapport d’avancement du Comité du Conseil sur la Cybersécurité
AC/26/D09

12.
Rapport d’avancement du Comité du Conseil sur les TIC pour les ODD
AC/26/D10

13.
Rapport sur l’état d’avancement de la Préparation des grandes Conférences sur
(i) Les Radiocommunications ;
(ii) La Normalisation ;
(iii) Le Développement et
(iv) L’État d’avancement de la Préparation de la PP-26 de l’UIT
(v) Le Rapport d’avancement sur la préparation de la CPL-26 de l’UAT
AC/26/D11

14.
Proposition de thème pour la Journée Africaine des Télécommunications/TIC (JAT) 2024
AC/26/D12

15.
Rapport d’avancement sur l’Admission du monde universitaire en tant que nouvelle catégorie de membres de l’UAT
AC/26/D13

16.
Date et lieu de la 27ème Session Ordinaire du Conseil

17.
Présentation de l’UIT sur le budget semestriel

18.
Questions diverses

19.
Adoption du rapport et des actes finaux
AC/26/D14

20.
Remerciements
AC/26/D15

21.
Séance de clôture

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9th Meeting of the TG on Emerging Technologies (online)
2025-06-16 11:00 - 2025-06-19 14:00 (Europe/Moscow) | Online
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Please note that the ATU WRC-27 WG1A and WG1B will hold their meeting over the same period 16th to 20th June 2025 from 15H00 to 18H00 EAT.

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