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La ICANN celebra diez años en Montevideo

14 de julio de 2023
Por
Rodrigo De La Parra

Rodrigo De La Parra

VP, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - Latin America & Caribbean

A leading voice and advocate for the multistakeholder Internet governance model in Latin America and the Caribbean, Rodrigo de la Parra is a Regional Vice President for ICANN. Based in Mexico City but frequently travelling through the region, Rodrigo is responsible for outreach, support and engagement with user groups, governments, private sector and civil society throughout the diverse region. In his role, he works closely with the Latin American technical community to continue to build a robust Internet infrastructure in the region. Under his leadership, ICANN has opened an engagement center in Montevideo, Uruguay, in the House of the Internet.

With more than 20 years experience as a multicultural executive, Rodrigo served as Director General of Prospective Regulation and Director General for International Cooperation of Mexico's Federal Commission of Telecommunications before joining ICANN in 2011. While at Cofetel, he leveraged his diplomacy skills and deep knowledge of Internet governance structures and ICT to develop public policy and regulation recommendations for new technologies. He was involved with various ICT groups of international organizations such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Organization of American States, and the World Trade Organization, among others.

He also represented Mexico on ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee which gives governments a voice in the organization's policy formation. He was a member of the Consultative Committee of NIC. MX, the non-profit operator of Mexico's country-code Top-Level Domain and the registry that manages allocation of Internet Protocol address space to Mexican Internet Service Providers.

Rodrigo has a Master's degree in political economy and international relations from the University of Essex in the UK. He has been a lecturer of International Organizations and Economic Negotiations and a consultant to the Latin American Cooperation for Advanced Networks.

He speaks Spanish, English and French fluently.

La Corporación para la Asignación de Nombres y Números en Internet (ICANN) conmemora hoy el décimo aniversario de la apertura de su oficina regional en Montevideo, Uruguay.

Hace diez años, la ICANN implementó una estrategia de oficinas internacionales con alcance global, desde Latinoamérica y el Caribe, hasta Medio Oriente y Asia-Pacífico. En la actualidad, la ICANN tiene oficinas en todas estas regiones y participa en centenares de actividades de relacionamiento y capacitación técnica en todo el mundo.

En 2013, tuve el placer de anunciar la apertura de la oficina de la ICANN en la Casa de Internet de Latinoamérica y el Caribe, durante la reunión LACNIC19 celebrada en Medellín, Colombia. La oficina regional, que en aquel momento era sólo la segunda de este tipo, comparte el edificio con el Registro de Direcciones de Internet para América Latina y el Caribe (LACNIC), así como con muchas otras organizaciones de Internet en la región.

La Casa de Internet es una sede única. No hay otro lugar en el mundo con este nivel de sinergia entre las distintas organizaciones del ecosistema de Internet.

Cuando la ICANN abrió la oficina en Latinoamérica y el Caribe, el equipo regional estaba integrado por tres miembros del personal. Hoy en día, diez personas reportan a la oficina regional. La ICANN consolidó su presencia en la región de Latinoamérica y el Caribe a partir de una mejor coordinación y colaboración continua con los miembros de la comunidad técnica regional presentes en La Casa de Internet, como también con personal de distintas funciones de la ICANN, como el equipo de Participación Global de Partes Interesadas, el equipo de Apoyo para Desarrollo de Políticas, la Oficina del Director de Tecnologías, y el equipo de Comunicaciones y Servicios Lingüísticos.

¡Felicitaciones a todos nosotros! Brindemos por muchos años más de trabajo colaborativo en Latinoamérica y el Caribe en apoyo de una Internet única, abierta y globalmente interoperable.

Authors

Rodrigo De La Parra

Rodrigo De La Parra

VP, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - Latin America & Caribbean
Rodrigo De La Parra

Rodrigo De La Parra

VP, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - Latin America & Caribbean

A leading voice and advocate for the multistakeholder Internet governance model in Latin America and the Caribbean, Rodrigo de la Parra is a Regional Vice President for ICANN. Based in Mexico City but frequently travelling through the region, Rodrigo is responsible for outreach, support and engagement with user groups, governments, private sector and civil society throughout the diverse region. In his role, he works closely with the Latin American technical community to continue to build a robust Internet infrastructure in the region. Under his leadership, ICANN has opened an engagement center in Montevideo, Uruguay, in the House of the Internet.

With more than 20 years experience as a multicultural executive, Rodrigo served as Director General of Prospective Regulation and Director General for International Cooperation of Mexico's Federal Commission of Telecommunications before joining ICANN in 2011. While at Cofetel, he leveraged his diplomacy skills and deep knowledge of Internet governance structures and ICT to develop public policy and regulation recommendations for new technologies. He was involved with various ICT groups of international organizations such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Organization of American States, and the World Trade Organization, among others.

He also represented Mexico on ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee which gives governments a voice in the organization's policy formation. He was a member of the Consultative Committee of NIC. MX, the non-profit operator of Mexico's country-code Top-Level Domain and the registry that manages allocation of Internet Protocol address space to Mexican Internet Service Providers.

Rodrigo has a Master's degree in political economy and international relations from the University of Essex in the UK. He has been a lecturer of International Organizations and Economic Negotiations and a consultant to the Latin American Cooperation for Advanced Networks.

He speaks Spanish, English and French fluently.

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