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International Telecommunication Union 
Place des Nations 
1211 Geneva 20 
Switzerland 
http://www.itu.int
"The Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) hereby agrees to act as the Depository of the gTLD-MoU and to carry out the roles included therein." 

Signed: May 1, 1997 by Dr. Pekka Tarjanne, Secretary-General, International Telecommunication Union 


World Intellectual Property Organization 
34, chemin des Colombettes 
1211 Geneva 20 
Switzerland 
http://www.wipo.int 
"The Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) hereby declares that the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center is available for administering procedures for the settlement of disputes concerning second level domain names in the gTLDs covered by the gTLD-MoU." 

Signed: May 1, 1997 by Dr. Arpad Bogsch, Director General, World Intellectual Property Organization 


Universal Postal Union

Universal Postal Union 
Weltpoststrasse 4 
3000 Berne 15 
Switzerland 
http://ibis.ib.upu.org
"The Universal Postal Union (UPU), with its headquarters in Berne, Switzerland, is the Specialized Agency of the United Nations that regulates world-wide postal services. The postal services of our 189 member countries and 210 Postal Enterprises form the largest physical distribution network in the world. Some 6.1 million postal employees working in over 700,000 Post Offices all over the world handle an annual total of 450 billion correspondences. 

On behalf of our member Postal Enterprises, the UPU hereby officially signs this letter as a "Related Statement" to the gTLD-MoU to support the attempts to balance the management of the Internet Domain Name System (DNS). 

On behalf of our member Postal Enterprises, the UPU hereby requests your acceptance of this letter as an explicit recognition of the need to formalize the consultative policy framwork for continued evolution of the Internet DNS, and as an explicit statement of our support . 

We are prepared to offer our support  to the development of an international governance framework in which policies for the administration and enhancement of the Internet's global Domain Name System are developed and deployed." 

Signed: June 6, 1997 by Thomas E. Leavey, Director General, Universal Postal Union