South East Europe Forum for Information and Communication Technologies

What is the SEFICT Conference?

The South East Europe Forum off Information & Communication Technologies (SEFICT) conference and exhibition is going to be held in Dubrovnik, Crotia.

Practical Information

The plenary & parallel sessions, on June 09-11th, 2009. The conference will be a unique gateway to Southeast Europe Co-operation Collaboration & Opportunities. Through this first of a kind platform delegates can learn about the future visions and strategies for Southeast Europe ICT environment, from the leaders devising today’s policies and guiding ICT regulation discussions.

Dynamic, International Exhibition

The SEFICT Exhibition will be hosted in the lobby of EXCELSIOR Hotel providing a platform for all interested from industries, SMEs, universities and RTD institutes. Delegates and visitors may participate to discuss future innovative aspects & opportunities as well as to visit an area with demonstration booth, access to visitors with live presentations.

SEFICT – South East Europe Forum ICT was founded in 2002 by ICT representatives of chambers of commerce of former yugoslav republics. The aim was to improve mutual collaboration in the region, trade and participation in projects financed by EU, USAID and other financial institutions. After few years, SEFICT is open for all countries in the region.

Established as the following manifestation of the Congress JISA, the Conference during the years confirmed its importance in the region, so one could expect in this year working meetings of presidencies in the countries in the region.

This initiative is confirmed by the European Chamber of Economy, Trade and Industry from Brusseles supported SEFICT Conference, and as it represents great impact on improvement of cooperation in the region, we got promisses that European chamber of economy, trade and industry will make great contribution to the improvement of those activities.

Regional importance of SEFICT is confirmed by the cohesion of new societies and associations in the neghbouring countries, as DICG – Montenegrin Informatics Society, and some initiatives of Chambers of Commerce, Ministry of Telecommunication, information society of the Republic of Serbia and others from region, so as the announcment of stronger cohesion of public and private ICT sector, with clear tendency of regional presence and influence the development of information society.