Report NASIG 2024
The North Africa School on Internet Governance (NASIG-24) was held from October 26-28, 2024, graciously hosted
by the Digital Agency of the State (AN-ETAT) at Mauri Center Hotel in Nouakchott, Mauritania. The NASIG-24
program is designed to develop a cadre of qualified professionals who can effectively contribute to shaping policies
and processes that ensure a secure, transparent, and open Internet. Participants were equipped to identify and
address key issues in Internet governance, such as digital resource management, the interconnected roles of
international and regional organizations, cybersecurity, regulatory legislation, and human rights within the digital
landscape.
NASIG-24 program also explored the mechanisms and principles of multi-stakeholder engagement and ways to
strengthen collaboration across governments, the private sector, civil society, and technical and academic sectors,
all in support of building a balanced and sustainable digital ecosystem.
The North Africa Internet Governance Forum has meticulously designed this capacity-building program to include
diverse sessions led by an esteemed group of international and regional experts and professors. This program
represents a significant step toward empowering young professionals who can contribute meaningfully to the
evolution of digital policies and the realization of a shared vision for a secure and open Internet. The training aligns
with the priorities and needs of North African countries as they navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape and
address contemporary challenges.
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