1. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Presented by Vice President of Netpia.com, Inc., Kangsik Cheon 자국어 기술과 정책 컨소시엄 천강식상무

2. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium What UN WGIG is saying …  UN WGIG (Working Group for Internet Governance) Made recommendation to UN Secretary General that multilingualism m ust be promoted in the process “Strengthening participation and coordination of all governments and a ll stakeholders in the governance process is required to push forward t he development and implementation of MNS solutions including multili ngual email addresses and keyword lookup.” (Report of the WGIG, Chateau de Bossey, 6.18.05)

3. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Gateway to Information Resources !! Gateway for everybody all over the world !!

4. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Basic Attributes of Consortium NOT FOR PROFIT OPEN PARTICIPATION - Business - Academia - Civil Society -Netizens INTERNATIONALINDEPENDENT

5. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Vision & Mission  VISION To reach the genuine Information Society wherein Internet is available and easily accessible by anyone, anywhere, and anytime.  MISSION To user a systematic approach through collective input, cooperative participation, and mobilization of synergy to deliver NLIA worldwide.

6. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Role & Responsibility  Global Governing Role NLIA Policy Making, Research, and Implementation - National or Regional policy issuance, conformation, and implementation - Information and recommendation sharing NLIA Common Benefit - Be the spokesman for all member stakeholder - Perpetually lead in the advancement of global infrastructure, its stability and security - Promote of NLIA globalization - Ally with other entities to strengthen and secure NLIA’s position on multilingualism

7. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Role & Responsibility  Technical Responsibilities Standardization - Facilitate regular meetings for engineers - Focus on technical advancement, innovation, and exchange of information Origin of Distribution - Provide downloadable updates or other Name Server related software and/or solution Non-intellectual propriety - Exchange tips and tricks among engineers

8. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Base Operation Location  Option 1 - Asia | Korea - Pro: Easy Access to Early Experience and Practice - Con: Lack of Global Representation - Location: Seoul  Option 2 - America | USA - Pro: Excellent Global Representation - Con: Symbolic English Society - Location: California or New York  Option 3 - Europe | Paris or Geneva - Pro: Strategic Global Representation - Con: Highest Cost of Living and Biz Ops - Location Paris: Central point from other nations - Location: proximity to United Nations

9. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Operational Gatherings  Monthly - BoD Meeting - Reports + newsletters Administrative, technical, financial…  Annually - March: Technical & Engineering Conference (TEC) - June: BoD & 1st Level Partners Retreat - September: Global Assembly (GA) Business & Financial Council included

10. Native Language Technologies and Policies Consortium Upcoming Schedule  September 2005 | Seoul, Korea - NLIA Consortium Preparation Workshop  November 2005 | Tunis, Tunisia - NLIA Consortium Global Launch (Commencement Ceremony alongside of WSIS event) - Election of Board Member - Formation of the Secretariat  January 2006 - NLIA Consortium Incorporation - First Scheduled Board Meeting

11. The Introduction Of WSIS Tunis 2005