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Wales' Leader of the House opens international digitisation conference

24 July 2007

A major international conference on digitisation took place in Cardifflast week.

Opened by Carwyn Jones, now Counsel General and Leader of the House in the Welsh Assembly Government, the conference attracted around 150 senior figures from around the world. At the time of this interview, Carwyn Jones was Minister for Education, Culture and the Welsh Language.

In it he gives his thoughts on the importance of ICT to Welsh education and how the Welsh Assembly Government is working to widen access to digital resources to support education and the promotion of Welsh culture and language.

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