About the conference
Ministerial Meeting 18 November
Member State ministers responsible for eGovernment met on the eve of the Conference, 18 November 2009, to agree on a Ministerial Declaration. This will set out the path for the field of eGovernment up until 2015. The Ministerial Declaration was presented jointly by the Swedish Presidency and the European Commission on the first day of the Conference.
Read more about the Minsterial Meeting at the Swedish Presidency website.
Conference 19-20 November
At the Ministerial Conference, high-level speakers and 1 000 delegates representing Member States, EFTA and candidate countries, the European Commission, international and regional organisations such as the United Nations and the OECD, leaders of the ICT industry and its main organisations including Digital Europe, as well as academia and others met in more than 20 sessions to discuss topics of particular interest to actors in the field of eGovernment.
The Conference was arranged in cooperation with the European Commission and included an exhibition of more than 50 finalists of the eGovernment Awards showcasing best eGovernment practices.
The Conference took place at:
Malmö Exhibition and Convention Centre
St Varvsgatan 15, SE-201 25 Malmö, Sweden
For map and directions to Malmö Exhibition and Convention Centre, click here
Preconference for the 5th Ministerial eGovernment Conference2009
Previous Conferences
2007 – 4th Ministerial eGovernment Conference
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Awards winners
The winners of the 2009 European eGovernment Awards have been announced at the eGovernment Ministerial Conference in Malmö.
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Webcast
The on demand webcasts of the plenary sessions and three of the parallel sessions can be found under "Programme".
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Ministerial declaration on eGovernment policy
Read more and download the declaration.