I also spoke about energy in my opening remarks.
The following are my opening remarks for the encryption panel during the IGF 2017 main session, "Local interventions, global impacts: How can international, multistakeholder cooperation address Internet disruptions, encryption, and data flows?" Encryption is not a security threat.
To paraphrase what I said in my opening remarks: Brooklyn is a place where people strive to know their neighbors, their politicians, their artists, their educators, their shop owners, their developers, their social activists, and those they agree - and disagree - with.
Share thoughts and I'll mention a few in my opening remarks.
An audio link to the full session, minus my opening remarks and half of Matt Browher's remarks, can be found here (RT: 44 minutes).
For more on this, here are my opening remarks at the United Nations.
In my opening remarks at the Global Youth Forum, I underscored the importance of building this new multi-generational alliance.
"....In my opening ceremony remarks I asked you to use this Summit to re-inspire yourselves.
"No politics that is my golden rule," was the telling opening remark of one businessman interviewed for this special report.
I had missed the ironic tone in his opening remark.
Mrs. Stanley's opening remark to Pond was "I don't like you, Major Pond".
