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ICANN84 Prep Week Schedule Now Available

15 September 2025

Today, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced the ICANN84 Prep Week schedule. The schedule consists of 12 sessions to prepare the ICANN community for the ICANN84 Annual General Meeting taking place 25–30 October 2025 in Dublin, Ireland.

ICANN84 Prep Week will be held Monday through Wednesday, 13–15 October 2025. Sessions will be conducted in English and will feature remote simultaneous interpretation in French and Spanish. To attend any of the sessions, please register for ICANN84. After registering, you will receive an email confirmation with additional event details.

Please visit the ICANN84 website to view the Prep Week schedule details. Remote participation links will be published 24 hours before the start time of each session. Session materials, recordings, and transcripts will be published on the website as they become available.

Date Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) ICANN84 Prep Week Session
Monday
13 October
15:00–16:00 2025 Nominating Committee Update
16:30–17:30 Universal Acceptance (UA) Community Update
18:00–19:00 Academic Engagement Progress Update
19:30–20:30 ICANN Board Engagement with the ICANN Community
Tuesday
14 October
15:00–16:00 New gTLD Program: Next Round Implementation Status Update
16:30–17:30 Policy and Advice Update
18:00–19:00 Contractual Compliance Update
19:30–20:30 Key Insights from the Two-Year RDRS Pilot Program
Wednesday
15 October
15:00–16:00 Presenting the Second Draft of the RIR Governance Document
16:30–17:30 ICANN Grant Program Update
18:00–19:00 Review of Reviews: An Update
19:30–20:30 Finance and Planning Update

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