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Videoconference in the Caucasus and Central Asia

Networking Infrastructure Grants - NIGs

Videoconference

NIG 981885 Provision of Videoconference in the Caucasus for NATO Period 2005-2007 Co-Directors Prof. Rolf Dieter Hamburg, Germany rolf-dieter.heuer@ desy.de Prof. Ramaz Kvatadze Tbilisi, Georgia ramaz@grena.ge

NIG 982190 Provision of Videoconference in Central Asia for NATO Period 2005-2007 Co-Directors Dr.Kars Ohrenberg Hamburg, Germany Kars.Ohrenberg@desy.de Prof. Vadim Navotny Tashkent, Uzbekistan navotny@uzsci.net Prof. Askar Kutanov Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan askar@aknet.kg Prof. Khisrav Sadykov Dushanbe, Tajikstan khis@tojikiston.com Dr. Boris Japarov Almaty, Kazakhstan bjaparov@kazrena.kz Prof. Orazmamed Vasov Ashgebat, Turkmenistan TEL: +993 12 35 54 07

Related Real-Time Videoconferencing in Belarus Videoconferencing facilities in Kabul Key Link Virtual Silk Highway

The NATO Science for Peace and Security
Programme has equipped each of the countries that participate in the Virtual Silk Highway project and other countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia with videoconferencing capabilities. The objective is to enable scientists in these countries to communicate through the network of videoconferencing facilities established by NATO throughout the Virtual Silk Highway, in order to improve the level of research and education and to open a gateway for knowledge transfer and international cooperation.

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