Examples of using Information infrastructures in English and their translations into Arabic
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Australia ' s involvement in the United Nations includes co-sponsoring resolutions on the creation of a global culture of cybersecurity and taking stock of national efforts to protect critical information infrastructures, and on developments in the field of information and telecommunications in the context of international security.
Note should also be taken of the proposal of Bangladesh that this meeting send a message to the participants of the meeting which the Group of 7 will hold next February on telecommunications, drawing the attention of the most developed countries to the importance of the trade and development dimension in the current discussion on global information infrastructures.
Considering that information flows will continue to affect the nature, modalities and composition of international trade, it is recommended that UNCTAD expand its substantive work on the relationship between the emerging global information highways and global information infrastructures on the one hand, and trade efficiency and development on the other hand.
Noting also the increasing dependence of the world ' s critical infrastructures-- from production and distribution of food and water, to public health and emergency services, to energy and transportation and other vital systems-- on information infrastructures that connect and increasingly control their operations.
The International Programme for the Development of Communication under the auspices of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) was also instrumental in training journalists and strengthening the communication capacities and information infrastructures of the developing countries, making for a more balanced two-way flow of information. .
From this perspective, the benefits of cyberspace can best be protected by focusing both on the effective criminalization by States of the misuse of information technology and on the systematic national implementation of measures designed to prevent damage to critical information infrastructures no matter the source of the threat-- what the United States of America calls the creation of a global culture of cybersecurity.
Bringing information infrastructures within reach of the general public, in terms of cost and range of dissemination, in the ESCWA member countries is a challenge of considerable proportions. The response to this challenge will need to be based upon serious development efforts involving hardware, software systems and content questions as well as setting priorities in accordance with the requirements of specific ICT application areas, such as e-commerce.
(b) In the area of geographic information, attention will be concentrated on raising awareness of the importance of national and regional geographic information infrastructures to encourage African Governments and societies to embark on the coordination of resources for the production, maintenance, management, dissemination and utilization of geo-spatial data to make relevant geographic information available to Governments for effective decision-making and to the public to enable its participation in the process.
Publicizing 1996 as International Year for Eradication of Poverty could benefit from BWI cooperation, as would follow-up public relations to United Nations conferences; useful to have greater collaboration with BWI on country-level proposals for projects related to building country-level information infrastructures and application of information technologies; should be greater collaboration in utilization of electronic dissemination techniques, e.g., the Internet.
Develop policies to improve information infrastructure for the benefit of the Cuban society(Pakistan); 170.203.
Information Infrastructure Development.
(b) Strengthening Africa ' s information infrastructure;
A principal issue for policy is the increasing complexity of information infrastructure provision.
We have been inside the world's information infrastructure since the days of telegraph wire.
Therefore, their access to information infrastructure and connectivity should be facilitated.
Providing an information infrastructure that keeps up with developments in various fields.
Australian Research Information Infrastructure Committee(ARIIC) Open Access Statement, 2005.
(a) For governments: Regulations, taxes, awareness and information, infrastructure;
Protecting critical information infrastructures.
Domestic aspects: information infrastructures.
