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i t u workshopon counteringand combating spam（我t u workshopon counteringand打击垃圾邮件）（7页）

Summary ReportITU Workshop on Countering and Combating SpamDurban, South Africa, 8 July 2013 Full information on the workshop, including the program and the presentations made, is available at: HYPERLINK /en/ITU-T/Workshops-and-Seminars/spam/201307/Pages/default.aspx /en/ITU-T/Workshops-and-Seminars/spam/201307 Opening ceremony The workshop was chaired by Mr Richard Hill. Hill Associates, Geneva, Switzerland. The workshop was opened by welcoming remarks from Mr Gift Buthelezi, Deputy Director General of the Department of Communications of South Africa, who warmly welcomed the participants and introduced them to South Africa and the lovely area of Durban and its role in the history of South Africa. Mr Abdoulkarim Soumaila, Secretary-General of the African Telecommunication Union, also welcomed the participants and stressed the importance of this workshop in developing an action plan for the implementation of the measures agreed at WTSA-12 and WCIT-12 to combat spam, which continues to be an issue in Africa. Such actions must be undertaken in partnerships between government and industry, and with help from the global Internet community and the Internet Society. Mr Malcolm Johnson, Director of TSB, welcomed the participants to the first of the four events that will take place this week here in Durban. Although there is no agreed definition of spam, it can be referred to as unsolicited bulk electronic communications and it has the effect of reducing network capacity, which is a significant issue for developing countries. Further, spam can be used as a means to deliver viruses, fraudulent and deceptive content. ITU has done considerable work regarding methods and initiatives to combat spam, and this workshop will take stock of that work and investigate the subject further by examining it from the perspectives of governments, industry and users, as well as considering the outcome of the WTSA and WCIT last year. It is the practice in ITU workshops to encourage partici