PacINET 2013 Programme

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View the PacINET 2013 Programme

The annual PICISOC Conference, PacINET 2013, is scheduled to be held at the Fa’onelua convention centre, Nuku’alofa, Tonga.  Our host will be the Tonga Ministry of Information

The programme is now available here and you can check back to get the latest on this event.

This year’s event celebrates the emergence of high speed Internet connectivity at the Kingdom of Tonga.

Our theme is “Gateway of Opportunity” and the programme is being coordinated to showcase as much as possible about what is happening in our region to cater for access opportunities for internet users in the Pacific.

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