16th more than a country can apply for local language registration name to facilitate the new Xingguo

Xinhua Beijing, November 16, the comprehensive media reported that from 16th onwards, many countries will apply to use their own language as the Internet domain name, to help only or the use of their own languages, do not understand the Latin alphabet of their own citizens better access to the Internet. It is reported that in Sunday, the 4-day fourth session of Internet Governance Forum opened in the Egyptian seaside city of Sharm el-Sheikh, the theme of this forum is "Internet governance-create opportunities for all".　　The Forum will focus on global Internet security, combat cybercrime and encourage countries to develop internet culture and linguistic diversity. The report said that in October this year, the Global Internet Management Agency (ICANN) approved the "Fast Track", which does not contain the Latin alphabet suffix, and officially declared that the Internet could use Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Korean and other non-Latin text to register the domain name.　　It is reported that the implementation of this plan will greatly increase access to Internet resources and access to emerging countries. This month, 16th is the first day to register domain names in your native language.　　Egypt will be the first country in the world to use Arabic domain names. Egypt will apply for the world's first Arabic Internet domain name to help Egyptian citizens using Arabic and Latin alphabet to surf the internet, the Egyptian Communications minister, Tariq Camailles, announced at the opening ceremony of the Internet Governance Forum in Sunday.　　Kamal said that from the day of midnight local time, ". Masr" (meaning ". Egypt") The country code top-level domain name began to register. Speaking at the forum, Egyptian Prime Minister Nazef said that one of the key pillars of Egypt's economy was information and communication technology, which attracted a total of $8 billion trillion in investment over the past 4 years.　　About 80 million of Egypt's population now has about 15 million netizens.　　It is reported that there are more than 300 million Arabic-speaking people around the world, but the content of Arabic on the internet is less than 1% of the total network resources.　　As a result, Mr Kamal argues that the move to register domain names in their own languages would "provide new avenues for reform, investment and [economic] growth", a "great moment" for Egypt.　　Similarly, in Monday, the Russian Internet National domain name Coordination Center revealed that the same day will be submitted in Russian registration ". RF" (meaning ". Russia") domain name application. "The joint efforts of the national and Russian Internet associations and the participation of international experts have been successful," Yellin Na Lashkina, Minister of Communications and Mass media, said in a statement. Russian ' draft domain name, so that the concept of registering the domain name suffix in the national language was approved in a short time from June 2008 to October 2009. "One of Yahoo's founders, Jerry Yang, said that from now until 2012, the global Internet users are expected to add about 19% a year, and currently about 325 million Internet users are new users."　　Now, however, most people around the world--75% of the total--still have no access to the Internet. Mr Yang believes the challenge now is "not just to make as many people as possible" but once they surf the web, they should "do something useful and get some meaningful experience".