The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has announced that its ICANN84 Annual General Meeting, initially scheduled for Muscat, Oman, will now be held in Dublin, Ireland, reports ITREALMS.
The decision to relocate was made due to recent developments in the region, including flight disruptions and airspace closures, which may impact travel to and from Oman.
Some key changes, ITREALMS recalled include that the new location is now Dublin, Ireland, noting that the original location was the Muscat, Oman, while dates remain unchanged as slated for October 25-30, 2025.
ICANN cited potential travel difficulties and flight disruptions in the region for the reason for change in location, from Oman to Dublin.
ICANN's Board Chair, Tripti Sinha, said that the decision was based on a thorough assessment of the situation and its potential impact on travel and participation.
"The organization aims to ensure a successful meeting, both in-person and online, with attendees from over 150 countries," Sinha said.
ICANN, ITREALMS gathered will publish a Frequently Asked Questions page on its meetings website to address queries on travel arrangements, accommodations, and meeting-related issues.
In addition, ITREALMS reports that, registration for ICANN84 will open soon, with more information to be shared in due course.
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Dublin provides a thriving tech environment for such international meetings; therefore, this is an interesting move by ICANN. Access to thesis proofreaders can be extremely helpful in academic circles, particularly for researchers who attend, in order to prepare excellent work before networking or presenting at such international events. Anticipating developments for AGM'25!
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