NIDA Joins World Internet Congress Think Tank Partnership Program
On November 20, the World Internet Congress officially launched the World Internet Congress think tank cooperation program at the Ooty Summit in 2024. A total of 60 think tanks from Europe, Asia, Hong Kong, Macao and other regions and international high-end think tanks in the global Internet field participate in the think tank cooperation program. The members include enterprises, scientific research institutions, universities, and associations. It covers professional directions such as Internet, artificial intelligence, big data, communications, and cloud computing, as well as research fields such as digital economy, cyber culture, international governance of cyberspace, and cyber security.
In the future, the World Internet Congress think tank cooperation program will aim to discuss cutting-edge issues, seek common development and governance, and meet opportunities and challenges together. It will adhere to the principles of openness, sharing, and inclusiveness to build a mechanism-based and regular cooperation platform for academic exchanges and ideological dialogue in the global Internet field. Promote global think tanks to organize exchange activities such as mutual visits, research, and discussion on cutting-edge topics such as Internet technology innovation, industry development, and security governance, share developments, resources, and achievements, and jointly conduct research and release achievements. Proactively put forward suggestions and suggestions for building an inclusive, prosperous, equitable and inclusive cyberspace, and contributed wisdom to promoting the development of the Internet industry and bridging the digital divide.
Hong Yaozhuang, CEO of the Global Association for Mobile Communications Systems, Zhang Hongke, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Director of the National Engineering Research Center for Mobile Private Networks of Beijing Jiaotong University, Honorary Chairman of the Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance, Yu Xiaohui, President of the China Academy of Information and Communications, and Wu Yongming, CEO of Alibaba Group. Ma Botze, CEO of Shanghai Nokia Bell and President of Nokia Greater China; Guo Kaitian, Senior Vice President of Tencent Group; Xu Qingqi, Chairman of Malaysia's New Asia Strategic Research Center; Chris · Brown, China Director of the UK's National Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education. Zhang Rongxian, president of the Macao Internet Research Society, and other think tank representatives participated in the launch ceremony.
