The United Nations has selected Norway to host the 20th annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF) from June 23 to 27, 2025. This event, marking the IGF’s 20th anniversary, will be held in Lillestrøm and is anticipated to be the largest UN meeting ever hosted in Norway.
The IGF serves as a global platform for discussions on internet governance, bringing together governments, private sector entities, civil society, academia, and technical experts. Participants will engage in dialogues to shape the future of the internet, focusing on themes such as digital public policy, freedom of expression, and cybersecurity. citeturn0search0
The forum is expected to attract around 4,000 in-person participants and an equal number of virtual attendees. Over five days, the IGF will feature numerous presentations, meetings, and workshops organized around key themes pertinent to the future of the internet.
Norway’s selection as the host underscores its active role in promoting a secure and inclusive digital environment. The nation aims to leverage this opportunity to showcase local solutions and perspectives, contributing to global discussions on internet governance.
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