[NCUC-DISCUSS] Opportunity to propose a session at the IGF 2024

[Hakikur Rahman]

I may sound repetitive, but we can include these issues, if not included: 



1. Discuss strategies to ensure universal access to the internet, especially in underserved regions.

2. Address issues related to data sovereignty, cross-border data flows,

and harmonization of regulations.

3. Discuss policies and initiatives to bridge the digital divide, promote digital literacy,

and empower underrepresented groups.

4. Consider the impact of emerging technologies (such as AI and biometrics) on human rights.

5. Explore ways to minimize the environmental impact of digital infrastructure and services. and

6. Explore models for fair distribution of digital benefits, including revenue sharing,

data ownership, and community engagement.



Best regards,

Hakikur



Prof. Hakikur Rahman 

Professor and Dean

School of Science and Engineering

Presidency University

Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Email: mailto:hakikur at pu.edu.bd; mailto:email at hakik.org

Phone: +880-1987 417457 (WhatsApp)

Skype: hakiks







---- On Mon, 29 Apr 2024 19:01:44 +0600 Amin Hacha <aminhacha at gmail.com> wrote ---



Dear NCUC members,
Just a quick reminder: Share your ideas before we finalize the subject matter tonight. Your input is valuable. Thanks!

Amin



On Mon, Apr 22, 2024 at 4:05 PM Amin Hacha <mailto:aminhacha at gmail.com> wrote:

Dear NCUC members,
We are proposing a session for the IGF 2024 event at the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2024 in Riyadh, and we would be honored to have your input. Whether you have a specific idea in mind or simply want to contribute your thoughts, we welcome your participation.





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