LOS ANGELES – 24 February 2020 – The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has announced the individuals selected to participate in the NextGen Program at ICANN68 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 22-25 June 2020.
The 12 selectees attend universities in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, where they study telecommunications, software engineering, and information technology.
Three previous NextGen Program participants will serve as ambassadors for the newcomers at the June Policy Forum.
An independent committee selected the ICANN68 NextGen participants based on their current studies and interest in global policy and Internet governance.
ICANN68 NextGen Program participants:
Pavel Farhan | School of Engineering Asian Institute of Technology |
Siddhant Chatterjee | Jai Hind College, University of Mumbai |
Vinayak Kejriwal | National Institute of Management Solutions |
Sambidi Ashwin Reddy | MVSR Engineering College, Osmania University |
Naeem Uddin | University of Engineering and Technology |
Ibni Inggrianti | Universitas Jenderal Achmad Yani |
Lana Molivurae | University of the South Pacific |
Ani Dallakyan | Russian-Armenian University |
Elizabeth Anne-Marie Reed | University of Tasmania |
Seung Jae Lim | Korea University |
Ananda Gautam | Islington College |
Ali Hussain | University of Malaya |
ICANN68 NextGen Program ambassadors:
Ananya Singh | ICANN64 |
Cynthia Jade Makory | ICANN65 |
Vallarie Wendy Yiega | ICANN65 |
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