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Information-based Society and Knowledge on Agenda of World Science Forum
"Information-based society and knowledge" is one of the items of the agenda of the first World Science Forum in Budapest (Hungary) that ends today in Budapest. Organized by UNESCO and the International Council for Science (ICSU), in partnership with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the event review developments since the first World Conference on Science, held in Budapest in 1999.
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Information-based Society and Knowledge on Agenda of World Science Forum

10-11-2003 (Paris)
"Information-based society and knowledge" is one of the items of the agenda of the first World Science Forum in Budapest (Hungary) that ends today in Budapest. Organized by UNESCO and the International Council for Science (ICSU), in partnership with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the event review developments since the first World Conference on Science, held in Budapest in 1999.
An International Round table on “Science and Peace: From Talk to Action” will be held in Budapest during the Forum, to underline the role of scientific cooperation for peace in regions in conflict. The presentations and discussions will focus on concrete experiences of cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian scientists, in particular on the creation of a Science Centre at the Al Qudz University in Jerusalem (East). At the close of the Forum, on November 10, which has been designated by UNESCO as World Science Day, there will be a ceremony to award this year’s UNESCO science prizes.
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