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Aomar Benslimane, Ph.D. President, AB4World 139 Linnet st Bayonne, NJ 07002 Cell: 201 388 1586 [email protected] [email protected] www.AB4World.com

References:

(a) The Second International Conference on Biotechnology ‘’Biotech World 2010: Startups & Biotechnology‘’ 26 – 29 April 2010 Oran, Algeria http://tinyurl.com/ydnrv98

(b) Takeshi Utsumi, P. Tapio Varis, and W. R. Klemm "Creating Global University System (GUS)" http://tinyurl.com/sfgm7

(c) Takeshi Utsumi, GLOSAS/USA "Globally Collaborative Environmental Peace Gaming (GCEPG)" http://tinyurl.com/k2c7a

The above two papers are in the following book;

(d) Global Peace Through The Global University System Tapio Varis - Takeshi Utsumi - William Klemm (Eds.) University of Tampere, Finland 2003 ISBN 951-44-5695-5 The entire contents of this book can be retrieved at; http://tinyurl.com/kofpf In the bottom line of this page, you can find the following; “Interview with Takeshi Utsumi” by Parker Rossman http://tinyurl.com/fnxxt

(e) (06/25/09) (1) Report on the preliminary planning workshop to create GUS/Nigeria and (2) Concept paper of Niger Delta Renaissance project http://tinyurl.com/yauucp4

Dear Aomar:

(1) Many thanks for your msg (ATTACHMENT I).

Thanks also for your strong interest in our projects. You will be a great asset to our projects — particularly as you being a junior alumni of our Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

(2) I took the liberty of including your brief bio in ANNEX I and full resume in ANNNEX V in the following web site;

Quantitative Policy Analysis of Global Socio- Economic-Energy-Environment Development (GSEEED) Project http://tinyurl.com/6fb8bb

Pls kindly provide me a letter of participation — see ANNEX II in the web site for others.

(3) I would also greatly appreciate it if you can kindly publicize our projects at the conference in Oran, Algeria next April — see Reference (a) above.

Our projects are;

(a) GUS — see Reference (b) and GUS/Nigeria in Reference (e) above,

(b) GCEPG -- see Reference (c) and its variation, GSEEED, in Item (2) above, (c) Global Early Warning System (GEWS) as the extension of GCEPG project.

(4) You may urge at the conference in Algeria to construct the North African version of GEWS with nearby countries of Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, etc., which national economy models are to be interlinked through broadband Internet along the Mediterranean sea shores.

This may correspond to;

(a) the Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS) version of GEWS -- our colleagues at Millennium Institute are to construct national economy models of its 15 member countries. (b) the Middle East version of the GEWS with countries in the Jordan River Basin.

(5) GUS in each country is to initially support the activities of the national economy model building, administration, maintenance, and executions, -- namely, our GUS is an object-oriented project, i.e., on the “Global Environment with International Conflict Resolution,” especially in relation to the resource scarcity and food security.

(6) ATTACHMENT II below is about the conference at the Columbia University on 10/23rd.

Hope to see you there.

(7) Pls feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Best, Tak

ATTACHMENT I

From: Date: Wed, 7 Oct 2009 01:09:10 EDT To: Tak Utsumi Subject: Re: Resume and Bio

Dear Tak

It was nice talking to you this morning. as I told you I have been reading a lot on your website on the GLOSAS and GUS concept and been following closely most of the info contained in the previous emails. I do like and believe in the concept and I look forward to learning more on the concept, working together and helping in the future.

Enclosed my Bio and resume and let me know if there are any programs or proposals that I can contribute to or help out.

I was thinking about the extension of the GUS to North Africa and more precisely Algeria. Enclosed an upcoming conference I was thinking could be a good venue to expose the concept. Let me know what you think.

Pls send me the info about the upcoming seminar in Columbia. Ill try to make it.

Best Regards

ATTACHMENT II

From: Columbia Institute for Tele-Information Date: Wed, 16 Sep 2009 14:00:21 -0400 To: Tak Utsumi Subject: Registration now open: State of Telecom 2009: National Next-Generation Broadband Plans

The Columbia Institute for Tele-Information Presents State of Telecom: National Next-Generation Broadband Plans

October 23, 2009 9:00 am - 5:30pm Columbia University Schapiro Center, Davis Auditorium (map)

Countries around the world are undertaking ambitious and far- reaching national plans to deploy ubiquitous next-generation "UltraBroadband" (UBB) infrastructures based on fiber or next- generation wireless. Some plans are based on general upgrade goals and others are part of economic stimulus efforts.

National Broadband Plans exist, in some form, for a number of countries. This year, CITI's "State of Telecom" conference will review a number of these national plans.

SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

 Larry Strickling, Administrator, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) (USA)  Matthias Kurth, President of the Federal Network Agency (Germany)  Bernard Benhamou, Head of the Interministerial Delegation on Internet Usage at the French Ministry of Research and State Secretariat for Digital Economy (France)  Francisco Ros, Secretary of State for Telecommunications and Information Society (Spain)  Andrew J. Haire, Deputy Director General (Telecoms and Post) of the Infocomm Development Authority (Singapore)  Reinhard Wieck, Vice President - Economic Research & Media Regulation, Deutsche Telekom (Germany)   Carlos Lopez-Blanco, Director, International Office, Telefonica (Spain)  Mark Cooper, Consumer Federation of America (USA)  Jonathan Liebenau, Reader-Technology Management - London School of Economics (UK)  Roland Montagne, Head of Broadband Practice - IDATE: "Emerging Broadband Market structure in the EU" (France)  Larry Spiwak, President - Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal and Economic Public Policy Studies (USA)  Nico Grove, Munich School of Management, Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität München (Germany)  David Isenberg, isen.com, LLC (USA)

Additional speakers will be announced as they confirm their participation.

For more information, please visit http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/citi/events/SOT2009.

Registration To register, please visit https://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/citi/events/SOT2009/SOT2009_registe r. Corporate registration is $200; Government/Academic/Non-Profit registration is $75, and Student Registration is $25. CITI Affiliates, please contact In Ho Lee at [email protected] Additional Upcoming CITI Events

 Digital TV Transitions: DTV Switchover, Mobile TV, IPTV-- Lessons and Projections - Columbia University, October 2, 2009   International Media Concentration Conference - Columbia University, November 20-21, 2009

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