Congo Hosts Strategic Seminar on Digital Regulation and AI Governance
The Regulatory Postal and Electronic Communications Agency (ARPCE) is set to host a significant seminar on digital regulation at the Hilton Hotel in Brazzaville. This high-level event aims to unite international experts, public institutions, operators, and private sector stakeholders to collaboratively shape a national vision for digital regulation in the Republic of Congo.
Overview of the Seminar
Spanning over five days, the seminar will cover crucial topics such as artificial intelligence, data management, digital finance, blockchain, and satellite technologies. The primary objective is to develop a comprehensive roadmap for the country’s digital development.
Key Discussions and Goals
Participants will engage in discussions focused on:
- Citizen protection in digital spaces
- Promotion of responsible innovation
- Strategies for the safe and efficient integration of emerging technologies
Expert Contributions
Renowned international experts are expected to contribute to the dialogue, enhancing the seminar’s depth:
- Prof. David Restrepo Amariles from HEC Paris, specializing in digital finance and AI
- Prof. Gregory Lewkowicz from the Free University of Brussels, an expert in data regulation and a member of the European Committee on AI
Their insights will be invaluable in guiding the formulation of effective regulatory policies.
Significance for Congo’s Digital Future
This seminar represents a pivotal step for Congo’s digital future, aimed at:
- Strengthening technological sovereignty
- Promoting innovation
- Enhancing the country’s competitiveness in the information and communication technology sector
Through this initiative, the Republic of Congo seeks to lay a foundation for a robust digital ecosystem that ensures the protection of its citizens while fostering growth and innovation.
