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Media

Media accreditation

All interested media representatives are invited to register for accreditation no later than 21 May at: www.respoint.se/itp/event/ICI-Media.

Please note that the possibilites for last-minute accreditations after May 21 are limited.

Distribution of badges to accredited media staff will start on 27 May.

Practical instructions - accreditation

You can find practical instructions on accreditation in the pdf filed attached on this page.

More detailed instructions will be provided upon approval of applications.

Media programme

A detailed media programme will be available at the conference media centre.

Point of contact for the media at the ICI Conference Secretariat in Stockholm:

Conference news

Sweden supports sustainable energy in Iraq
17 October 2011
Sweden supports sustainable energy in Iraq
17 October 2011
Ewa Björling to visit Basra, Iraq
05 October 2011
Ewa Björling to visit Basra, Iraq
05 October 2011
Ewa Björling to lead trade delegation to Iraq
03 October 2011

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Ministry for Foreign Affairs (email to the Ministry)
Published 22 April 2008
Last updated 02 June 2008