The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) this year will take place in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, from 15 to 19 December 2024 as a hybrid meeting. The theme is “Building our Multistakeholder Digital Future”.
The EuroDIG Secretariat will be present with an on-site booth in the Global IGF Village and virtually. We also invite to the European Stakeholder Networking Session .
Join our Networking Session!
EuroDIG has successfully acquired a European Stakeholder Networking Session under the IGF Sub-Theme Harnessing innovation and balancing risks in the digital space.
Very timely, our annual meeting in June was held under the overarching theme “Balancing innovation and regulation” where we brought together communities that are sharing the same goal and delved critically into topics such as regulation of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, GovTech and digital transformation, sustainability in technology, and the impact of emerging technologies on society and the economy. During the IGF we would like to share and discuss with the global community our results on the basis of the “Messages from Vilnius”.
(date and time tbc)
Meet us at the booth!
We are up for a talk with you and are happy to offer the booth as a meeting point for bilateral meetings. In addition we will be promoting:
- the Messages from Vilnius and other European NRI’s (if they are provided)
- Our publications “A Decade of …”
- Youth Dialogue in Internet Governance: A Decade of Youth Participation, by Nadia Tjahja
- Human Rights: A Decade of Digital Human Rights Evolution, by Farzaneh Badii and Jörn Erbguth
- Media and Content: A Decade of Change. Coping with the digital shake-up, by Yrjö Länsipuro
- Security and Crime: A Decade of Change. Sharing responsibilities and getting the balance right through inclusive dialogue, by Tatiana Tropina
- Internet Governance: A Decade of Evolution. Reflections on the history and steers for the future, by Mark Carvell
- the Call for issues for EuroDIG 2025
Contact us to order hard copies of all publications. We will send them within Europe at no costs.