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The purpose of the exhibition is to inform Union Members of the latest developments in telecommunication technology, and to enable telecommunication specialists and members of the industry to publicize their activities.
EXHIBITION SURFACE: 87,000 m2 (1991) / 99,000 m2 (1995)
NUMBER OF EXHIBITORS: 849 exhibitors from 36 countries (1991) / 1047 exhibitors from 52 countries (1995).
TOTAL NUMBER OF VISITORS: 132,000 (1991) / 133,000 (1995)
TOTAL NUMBER OF ADMISSIONS: 330,000 (1991) / 340,000 (1995)
PARTICIPANTS IN THE FORUM: 3,630 (1991) / 2,500 (1995)
AUDIENCE: Communications specialists, manufacturers, operators, users, businessmen, telecommunication service providers, industrial and financial leaders, scientists, regulators, equipment suppliers.
VISITORS' PROFILE: (based on the results of the TELECOM
91 exhibition survey)
PERMANENT EXHIBITION PASS: CHF 80.-
EXTRA EXHIBITOR PERMANENT PASS: CHF 45.-
DAILY PASS (SINGLE ENTRY): CHF 35.-
EXTRA EXHIBITOR DAILY PASS: CHF 15.-
GROUPS AND/OR WEEKEND: CHF 15.-
WEEKEND RATE FOR STUDENTS: CHF 5.-
These prices relate to on-site registration. Pre-registration will not be available.
184 ITU Member countries, of which the following have independent stands/positions.
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Columbia, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea (Rep. of), Latvia, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa (Republic of) , Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States of America.
(Subject to modifications. Participation by invitation only)
MONDAY, 2 OCTOBER: Opening Reception
TUESDAY, 3 OCTOBER: France, Germany, President of the Swiss
Confederation
WEDNESDAY, 4 OCTOBER: Russia, Scandinavia, Siemens (Germany),
Spain, Switzerland
THURSDAY, 5 OCTOBER: China, Israel, Japan, Motorola (USA),
Portugal, United States of America
FRIDAY, 6 OCTOBER: Belgium, Canada, Egypt, Ericsson (Sweden),
Korea (Rep. of), MCI (USA), STET (Italy)
SATURDAY, 7 OCTOBER: India, Italy, UK
SUNDAY, 8 OCTOBER: Development Day
Forum 95 will provide an unequalled platform for a true and open dialogue between the traditional and new players in the information technology revolution.
Forum 95 will comprise two summits:
Tuesday, 3 October, pm: joint opening of both Summits
FORUM REGISTRATION FORM/ FEES (ACCREDITED PRESS DO NOT REQUIRE REGISTRATION TO THE FORUM. PRESS CREDENTIALS GIVE FREE ACCESS TO ALL SUMMITS AND SPECIAL SESSIONS)
The impact of electronic publishing has created new perspectives and opened new markets. The 5th World Book Fair on Telecommunications and Electronics is at the forefront of this technological evolution. For the first time, the event will encompass both publishers of traditional literature and every variety of electronic media. This innovation, coupled with a new look, will breathe new life into the Book Fair 95 at which everyone, publishers and visitors alike, will be able to catch up on the very latest publications, whatever the form, in the vast sphere of telecommunications literature.
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