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ITU is the United Nations’ specialized agency for ICT with a membership of 193 Member States and over 700 private sector and academic institutions. Founded almost 150 years ago, our tenure covers the whole history of modern communications. A visit to ICT Discovery, created by ITU and situated within our headquarters, takes you on a journey through our connected world inside the organization driving the future development of ICT for the benefit of everyone, everywhere.
In recognition of ITU’s strategic goal to disseminate information and know-how, ITU Secretary-General, Dr Hamadoun Touré, proposed that the ITU Council of 2008 endorse the creation of a visitor centre within ITU to inform visitors about the history of telecommunications and the role of ITU in helping connect the world.
The construction of this centre has been made possible through the generous support of the ICT Discovery founding partner, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the United Arab Emirates.
ICT Discovery is the fascinating story of information and communication technologies (ICT) told from the very heart of the ICT industry. Through interactive exhibitions and educational programmes, ICT Discovery’s mission is to entertain and educate the public on the evolution and exciting future of ICT alongside the role of ITU in connecting our world and facilitating the transformation of people’s lives everywhere.
Contact us
ICT Discovery | ITU
Montbrillant building, rue de Varembé 2
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
info@ictdiscovery.org
+41 22 730 6155
Group of people from Bolivian indigenous communities use computers to learn more about organic agriculture and the sustainable use of natural resources among farmer communities.
I recently figured out how to make smooth edges on 3D models, so I've used this to make my very own tilting train inspired by the Dutch ICM and the Japanese 651 series.
I've named these trains ICT, which stands for InterCity Tilt. These babies should operate in Interregional and Intercity services with speeds from 130km/h up to 160km/h.
The ones in this picture are in Intercity-, CityLink-, Arriva- and Veolia-liveries. The IC and CityLink livery are taken from this article: www.scribd.com/doc/142775245/NS-Reizigers-voorstel-voor-d...
ITU is the United Nations’ specialized agency for ICT with a membership of 193 Member States and over 700 private sector and academic institutions. Founded almost 150 years ago, our tenure covers the whole history of modern communications. A visit to ICT Discovery, created by ITU and situated within our headquarters, takes you on a journey through our connected world inside the organization driving the future development of ICT for the benefit of everyone, everywhere.
In recognition of ITU’s strategic goal to disseminate information and know-how, ITU Secretary-General, Dr Hamadoun Touré, proposed that the ITU Council of 2008 endorse the creation of a visitor centre within ITU to inform visitors about the history of telecommunications and the role of ITU in helping connect the world.
The construction of this centre has been made possible through the generous support of the ICT Discovery founding partner, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the United Arab Emirates.
ICT Discovery is the fascinating story of information and communication technologies (ICT) told from the very heart of the ICT industry. Through interactive exhibitions and educational programmes, ICT Discovery’s mission is to entertain and educate the public on the evolution and exciting future of ICT alongside the role of ITU in connecting our world and facilitating the transformation of people’s lives everywhere.
Contact us
ICT Discovery | ITU
Montbrillant building, rue de Varembé 2
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
info@ictdiscovery.org
+41 22 730 6155
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends the ICT's 14th International Conference on Counter-Terrorism.
Photo by Kobi Gideon / GPO
ראש הממשלה בנימין נתניהו נואם בכנס ה-14 של המכון הבינלאומי למדיניות נגד טרור במרכז הבינתחומי בהרצליה.
צילום: קובי גדעון, לע"מ
In our Beginners ICT Class every participant is assigned one of our A Level ICT students to help guide them through the course.
ITU is the United Nations’ specialized agency for ICT with a membership of 193 Member States and over 700 private sector and academic institutions. Founded almost 150 years ago, our tenure covers the whole history of modern communications. A visit to ICT Discovery, created by ITU and situated within our headquarters, takes you on a journey through our connected world inside the organization driving the future development of ICT for the benefit of everyone, everywhere.
In recognition of ITU’s strategic goal to disseminate information and know-how, ITU Secretary-General, Dr Hamadoun Touré, proposed that the ITU Council of 2008 endorse the creation of a visitor centre within ITU to inform visitors about the history of telecommunications and the role of ITU in helping connect the world.
The construction of this centre has been made possible through the generous support of the ICT Discovery founding partner, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of the United Arab Emirates.
ICT Discovery is the fascinating story of information and communication technologies (ICT) told from the very heart of the ICT industry. Through interactive exhibitions and educational programmes, ICT Discovery’s mission is to entertain and educate the public on the evolution and exciting future of ICT alongside the role of ITU in connecting our world and facilitating the transformation of people’s lives everywhere.
Contact us
ICT Discovery | ITU
Montbrillant building, rue de Varembé 2
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
info@ictdiscovery.org
+41 22 730 6155
ICT Discovery
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