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1st Lusophone Internet Governance Forum
On the 18th and 19th of September, the 1st Lusophone Internet Governance Forum took place, at the Portuguese Language Museum and at the NIC.br Headquarters, in São Paulo – Brazil. With the aim of spreading, deepening and qualifying the practice of multisectoralism, we sought to encourage representatives from different sectors and countries to monitor and give their opinions, share particularities and build common understandings, on issues and solutions for the consolidation and expansion of a diverse, universal, innovative Internet, which expresses the principles of freedom, privacy and human rights in Lusophone countries. And, mainly, to work towards the coordination of individual efforts of the political community of each of these countries in their insertion within the scope of the global IGF.
S.Paulo’s Letter
Read the document approved by the participants of the 1st Lusophone Internet Governance Forum with the principles for continuing the annual initiative of these meetings. The next Forum will be held, in 2024, in Cape Verde.
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Program
September 18th
Museum of the Portuguese Language
- 08h00 Accreditation
- 09h00 Welcome- Opening table
Renata Mielli (CGI.br) – Demi Getschko (NIC.br) – Luisa Lopes (.PT) – Lourino Chemane (INTIC mz) – Leonilde Santos (ARME cv) – André Pedro (Angola)
- 09h30 Presentation of Lusophone FGI initiative
Heber Maia (Brazil) – Marta Dias (Portugal)
- 10h00 PANEL 1 – The Portuguese language on the Internet
Gilvan Müller – Professor at the Federal University of Santa Catarina – UFSC in the Postgraduate Program in Linguistics
João Laurentino Neves – Executive Director of IILP International Portuguese Language Institute – CPLP
Ismael Gómez – Organization of Ibero-American States for Education, Science and Culture
Lilian Pinho – Head of the Portuguese Language Division at Instituto Guimarães Rosa
Suzete Centeio – Multisectoral Regulatory Agency for the Economy – Cape Verde
- 12h00 Lunch at the Portuguese Language Museum
- 13h30 Visit to the temporary and permanent exhibition at the Portuguese Language Museum
- 15h00 PANEL 2 - Artificial Intelligence: challenges and opportunities for the Portuguese language
Diogo Cortiz (Brazil)
Antônio Branco (Portugal)
Cláudia Freitas (Brazil)
Cláudio Pinhanez (IBM)
Sandra Avila (UNICAMP Brazil)
Marco Neves (NOVA FCSH Portugal)
- 16h30 Coffee break
- 17h00 PANEL 3 – Poetry and Literature in Portuguese on the Internet
Raquel Marinho (Portugal)
Lucilio Manjate (Mozambique)
Alice Neto de Sousa (Portugal)
Madu Costa (Brazil)
Anelito de Oliveira (Brazil)
Maria Carolina Machado (Brazil)
Ana Paula Tavares (Angola)
- 19h00 Closing
September 19th
NIC.br headquarters
- 09h00 PANEL 4 – Portuguese-language Digital Training and Internet Governance Initiatives
Luiza Mesquita (Brazil)
Hartmut Glaser (EGI – Brazil)
Luisa Lopes (.PT)
Sérgio Cossa (Mozambique)
Cláudia Mendes Silva (Women-In-Tech, Portugal)
João Pedro Martins (Youth Portugal)
Ariane Ferro (Youth Brazil)
- 10h30 Coffee break
- 11h00 PANEL 5 – Launch of the initiative for a “Small Lusophone Internet Almanac”
Everton Rodrigues (Brazil)
Andreia Brito (Portugal)
Sérgio Cossa (Mozambique)
- 12h30 Lunch
- 14h00 PANEL 6 – A Lusophone agenda for the future of Digital Cooperation at an international level: Global Digital Compact and WSIS+20.
Ana Neves (Portugal)
Marielza Oliveira (Unesco)
Deolindo Costa (São Tomé e Príncipe)
Marcelo Martinez (Brazil)
Eugenio Macumbe (Mozambique)
Renata Mielli (Brazil)
Veridiana Alimonti (Brazil)
Lucenildo Júnior (Angola Cables)
- 16h00 Coffee break
- 16h30 Cooperation and creation of the Lusophone FGI Secretariat
- 18h00 Closing ceremony
Heber Maia (Brazil)
Rafael Evangelista (Brazil)
Marta Dias (Portugal)
Lourino Chemane (Mozambique)
Leonilde Santos (Cape Verde)
and guests