Venue

Egypt’s Internet Safety Conference will be held on the convention center at Smart Village, Cairo, Egypt.

Smart Village Cairo, first fully operational Technology and Business Park in Egypt, accommodates Multinational and Local Telecommunications and Information Technology Companies, Financial Institutions and Banks, together with Governmental Authorities on three Million square meters in the west of Cairo. The efficient mix of business services boosts the competitiveness and profitability of enterprises taking advantage of Fiber Optic Network, multi-source power supply, District cooling and Heating redundant network plant.

Evenly, organizations in Smart Village Cairo, profits from world class standards amenities including Property Management & Maintenance, Event’s Management, Transportation Services on 24/ 7 basis. Complementary Community & Business Services are available in Smart Village Conference Hall, Smart Village Club, Smart Nursery, Smart School, Postal and Parcel services, Travel Agency, Signboards Production, Copy Center, Graphic and Printing Agency, plants & flowers and First Aid Assistance and the upcoming Smart Village Business Hotel. Currently, 12,000 professionals run the operations of more than 100 Companies and expected to reach 80,000 by the end of 2014.

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  • Sessions Briefing

    Briefing of all the plenaries and sessions of the “Internet Safety for Youth and Children” conference

  • Day 2, Session IV

    Developing effective regulation and police responses is crucial if society is to protect youth on the Internet. Session IV will bring together representatives from regulatory bodies and law enforcement.

  • Day 2, Session III

    Many companies around the world have undertaken important strides to address child online safety issues. Session III will hear from industry players on what solutions they have made, and they will be asked to prioritize two key recommendations for a coordinated industry safeguarding strategy.

  • Day 2, Session II

    The session, which is prepared by the Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP), aims to encourage debates around the complex web of issues, assumptions and trade offs that must be addressed if progress is to be made in improving online safety and security at the personal, national and international levels.