[89] Multi-country contribution - Proposal to discuss in CWG-Internet the challenges to the Internet governance system and prepare recommendations to prevent the fragmentation of the Internet

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Document :	ITU-SG CL Contribution 89
Title :	Multi-country contribution - Proposal to discuss in CWG-Internet the challenges to the Internet governance system and prepare recommendations to prevent the fragmentation of the Internet
Date :	2023-06-27
Source :	Russian Federation , Armenia (Republic of) , Belarus (Republic of) , Kyrgyz Republic , Tajikistan (Republic of)
Destination Groups :	PL
Meeting :	2023-07-11
Access :	Public Document
Abstract :	The Administration of the Russian Federation proposes that the Council, in view of the provisions of Resolution 101 (Rev. Bucharest, 2022) of the Plenipotentiary Conference regarding the need to promote greater participation by Member States in Internet governance so as to ensure maximum benefits to the global community, consider the problem of fragmentation of the Internet as a result of uncoordinated regulatory action concerning certain aspects of the Internet. It is also proposed that the Council, through the Council Working Group on international Internet-related public policy issues (CWG-Internet), consider steps to coordinate such action so as to prevent the definitive political fragmentation of the Internet and the transformation of the global network into a series of loosely connected national fragments, and to foster internationalization of the Internet governance system.