Global South AI Leadership Roundtable
From Shared Challenges to Shared Leadership: South‑South Cooperation for Ethical AI
Tech + Dialogue + Humanity
Exploring the intersection of technology, dialogue, partnerships, while advancing a rich and strategic dialogue about how multi-sector and cross-border cooperation is needed to shape the next chapter of AI and tech leadership.
Advance multilateral cooperation for inclusive and ethical AI
The Global South AI Leaadership Rounbdtable convenes leaders in the Global South to explore challenges and opportunities facing their regions as they navigate the global tech race posed by superpowers in the global system
Advance Strategic Dialogue
Host regular nations and their leaders to discuss progress, challenges, and future directions
Promote artificial intelligence as a force for inclusive development and the masses
Acceleerate PPP as a strategic imperative for growth and sustainability
Promote Shared Prosperity
Advance cross-border Partnership
Keynote Speakers
Keynote Dialogue: The Global South as Co‑Architect of the AI Future
Strategic reflections on sovereignty, innovation, and multilateral cooperation The role of emerging economies in shaping global AI norms Fireside-style exchange with a distinguished guest (minister, scholar, or industry leader)
Rountable One
Roundtable I — Regional Priorities & Shared Challenges
Focus Areas: Infrastructure, compute access, and digital public goods Talent development and youth innovation ecosystems Ethical governance and culturally grounded AI frameworks Data sovereignty and cross-border collaboration
Roundtable Two
Roundtable II — Building a Global South AI Cooperation Platform
Focus areas:
Joint research and innovation clusters Shared regulatory and governance principles South–South technology partnerships Funding mechanisms and capacity-building pipelines
Roundtable Three
Roundtable III — Mobilizing Public-Private Partnership for Large Scale AI Infrastructure
Focus areas:
Mobilizing private-sector expertise and computing power Skill as a competitive advantage: Training civil servants and young professionals in AI literacy South–South technology partnerships Funding mechanisms and capacity-building pipelines
Fireside Chat
Short Interventions — Showcasing innovative ideas and solutions in the Global South and Globally Mobilizing
Focus areas:
Short interventions from youth innovators, civil society, and private-sector partners Spotlight on emerging initiatives and opportunities for collaboration
Closing Reflections & Next Steps
Closing Remarks by — Dr. Jean Narcisse Djaha, Founder & CEO of AI Without Borders Network
Focus areas:
Summary of event Announcement of follow-up convenings and working groups Closing words from the host
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