• Current Status of Implementation of Online Safety Legislation
• Significance of Transparency
• Challenges in Dealing with Cross-border Digital Platforms

• Jiang-Jia WANG, Commissioner, National Communications Commission(NCC)

• Jeremy Godfrey, Executive Chairperson, Coimisiún na Meán
• Benoît Loutrel, Commissioner, Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuelle et numérique(ARCOM)
• Kyung Sin PARK, Co-Founder & Director, Open Net Korea , Professor, Korea University Law School
• Angelina Dash, Project Officer, Centre for Communication Governance at National Law University Delhi (CCG)

• Developments of International AI Legislation
• Information Wars
• Addressing Geopolitical Challenges in Digital Environment

• Yea-Li SUN, Professor, Information Management, National Taiwan University/ Former Commissioner of NCC

• Jennifer YEN, Senior Specialist, Investigation Bureau, Ministry of Justice
• Tetiana Avdieieva, Senior Legal Advisor, Digital Security Lab Ukraine(DSLU)
• Wen-Ping LIU, Adjunct Associate Professor, Chung Yuan Christian University
• Jordi Calvet-Bademunt, Senior Research Fellow, Future of Free Speech

• How to Build a Safe and Vibrant Internet Environment (including Legal Framework, Implementation, Public-Private Cooperation, International Collaboration, etc.)
• Suggestions for Taiwan

• Chung-Shu CHEN, Acting Chairperson, National Communications Commission(NCC)

• Camilla Bustani, Director, International, Ofcom
• Denken CHEN, Consultant, Ministry of Digital Affairs
• Chia-Shuo TANG, Research Manager, Open Culture Foundation
• Ming-Hui HUANG, Associate Dean, College of Law, National Taipei University

Internet governance is often perceived as a matter of public policy and regulation. However, at its core, it relies on stable and trustworthy technical infrastructure. From the Domain Name System (DNS) and IP address allocation to the development of Internet standards, the technical community has long played a pivotal role in the global Internet governance ecosystem. Organizations such as ICANN, IETF, and APNIC operate through open, bottom-up, multistakeholder models.

Amid rapid digital transformation and rising geopolitical risks, countries are placing increasing emphasis on “technical capacity” as a critical component of Internet governance. This includes infrastructure resilience, participation in technical standard-setting, and the cultivation of local talent with strong international engagement. This session will explore how Taiwan can strengthen the capacity of its technical community, deepen its participation in global Internet governance mechanisms, and build sustainable infrastructure capabilities to support an open, secure, and resilient Internet.

• Mei-Ching Chen, Section Chief, National Communications Commission (NCC)

• Alex Leung, Senior Enterprise Architect , Akamai
• Bill Ko, Director of the System Design Division, Taiwan Mobile
• CHIA-WEI TSENG, Trainer, Chunghwa Telecom

• Benefits and Risks of AI Application in Internet Governance
• What Internet Risks Can Be Reduced or Blocked Through the Application of AI Technologies?

• Ting-I CHAN, Director, Artificial Intelligence Foundation, Former Chairperson of NCC

• Miriam Estrin, Senior Policy Manager & Global Lead for Content Regulation & AI Responsibility, Google
• Thomas WAN, Consulting Leader, EY Advisory Services
• Aryan HUNG, CEO, IHH
• Kuan-Ju CHOU, Deputy Secretary-General, Taiwan Association for Human Rights