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Chapter 1From left to right:Mr. Carlos Slim Hélu, Presidentof the Carlos Slim Foundation,receiving a WTISD Award fromDr Hamadoun I. Touré,ITU Secretary General,on the occasion of WorldTelecommunication andInformation Society Day(WTISD).From left to right:Dr Hamadoun I. Touré, ITUSecretary-General and co-Vice Chair of the BroadbandCommission for DigitalDevelopment; Paul Kagame,President of Rwanda and co-Chair of the Commission;Irina Bokova, Director-Generalof United Nations Educational,Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO)and co-Vice Chair of theCommission; andCarlos Slim Helú, Chairman ofGrupo Carso, President of theCarlos Slim Foundation and co-Chair of the Commission.11
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