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Advancing Multilingualism for Cultural Diversity in Cyberspace: Technology Solutions and Collaboration

The Bamako 2005 conference explored the intersection of multilingualism and technology in cyberspace, focusing on how stakeholders can transition from policies to actionable solutions. It emphasized the importance of socio-cultural sustainable development, showcasing how diverse actors—including international organizations, academia, and startups—can form partnerships. Discussions included natural language processing, digital libraries, and local language resources, addressing infrastructural challenges like interoperability and web architecture. The conference aimed to align efforts for fostering multilingual participation and enhancing cultural diversity in digital environments.

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Advancing Multilingualism for Cultural Diversity in Cyberspace: Technology Solutions and Collaboration

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  1. Multilingualism for Cultural Diversity and Participation for All in Cyberspace Bamako, Mali, 6-7 May 2005 Theme 2 Technology solutions for multilingualism

  2. CONTEXT • FROM POLICIES TO ACTION • FROM STAKEHOLDERS TO ACTORS • FROM CONTENT TO TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS • OF COURSE, KEEPING IN MIND MULTILINGUALISM FOR WHAT: SOCIO-CULTURAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT • From “personal observatory”

  3. CONFLICTING MOTIVATIONS AND INTERESTS BUT, NEW TRENDS IN THE UN AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS ACADEMIA AND COMPANIES: STARTUPS SHARING GOALS AND RESOURCES FINANCIAL HUMAN INVESTING IN ALLIANCES WITH NGOS THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN BRIDGING PARTENRSHIPS PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP

  4. 100$ COMPUTER GRID, SEMANTIC WEB, WORDNET, WIKIPEDIA TRENDS IN MT SEMANTIC COMPUTING ORAL DISCOURSE UNDERSTANDING promising hard and software tools

  5. ENGINEERING: INFRASTRUCTURE AND INTEROPERABILITY PROBLEMS WEB ARCHITECTURE UNICODE DNS IDENTITY LINGUISTICS: LOCAL LANGUAGE RESOURCES TERMINOLOGIES, DICTIONARIES ADJUSTMENTS OF LL TO CYBERSPACE REQUIREMENTS R&D programmes most needed

  6. NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING NLP OF LOCAL LANGUAGES ENCO-DECO SYSTMENS KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING UNIVERSAL ENCYCLOPEDIA DIGITAL LIBRARY CONTENT DEVELOPEMNTS SELECTED LOCAL DOMAINS R&D programmes most needed

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