Rinalia Abdul Rahim from Malaysia was recently elected by members of ALAC and Regional Chairs, as the new ALAC member on the ICANN Board (2015-2017).
Read about Rinalia’s achievements here
Below was a celebratory dinner (left to right): Walid (Yemen), Rinalia (Malaysia), Rafid (Saudi Arabia), Maureen (Cook Islands), Robert (Canada), Holly (Australia) and Satish (India)
Sub-regional IGFAt the center of Internet Governance, stands the principle of safe, secure and open Internet and web. The internet has revolutionized the world like nothing before. The invention of the Internet and Web sets a stage to affirm reality of opportunities and challenges particularly for the Pacific and small island developing states. In these…
View the PacINET 2013 Programme The annual PICISOC Conference, PacINET 2013, is scheduled to be held at the Fa’onelua convention centre, Nuku’alofa, Tonga. Our host will be the Tonga Ministry of Information The programme is now available here and you can check back to get the latest on this event. This year’s event celebrates the…
The APNIC Program Committee (PC) is now seeking presentations for theAPNIC 52 online-only conference scheduled for September 2021. The PC arelooking for content that would suit technical sessions. Key dates——— Call for Presentations Opens NOWFirst Round Acceptance 18 June 2021Final Deadline for Submissions 06 August 2021Final Round Acceptance 15 August 2021 Submission———- Topics for conference…
We’re looking for inspirational young Pacific Islanders who deserve recognition and support! The Young Pacific Change Makers project aims to shine the light on young people and the contributions they’re making to their communities. We want to celebrate their achievements, share their stories and help raise awareness of the challenges faced by young people in…
BY DALSIE G. BANIALA (REPORT FOR PICISOC) In the last two years serving as a MAG member representing a technical community in the pacific region wasn’t an easy ride for me. Especially in 2018, when I was a full time National Regulator for Vanuatu, and at the same time heading the institution with its own…
View as originally reported by FBC News The University of the South Pacific becomes a Member of the Pacific GIS Remote Sensing Council. This comes after the formalization of a long term working relationship with the signing a Memorandum of Agreement with the Pacific GIS RS Council. The Pacific GIS & Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC)…