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Next Stop: Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2015 年 02 月 11 日
作者：
Rodrigo De La Parra

Rodrigo De La Parra

VP, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - Latin America & Caribbean

A leading voice and advocate for the multistakeholder Internet governance model in Latin America and the Caribbean, Rodrigo de la Parra is a Regional Vice President for ICANN. Based in Mexico City but frequently travelling through the region, Rodrigo is responsible for outreach, support and engagement with user groups, governments, private sector and civil society throughout the diverse region. In his role, he works closely with the Latin American technical community to continue to build a robust Internet infrastructure in the region. Under his leadership, ICANN has opened an engagement center in Montevideo, Uruguay, in the House of the Internet.

With more than 20 years experience as a multicultural executive, Rodrigo served as Director General of Prospective Regulation and Director General for International Cooperation of Mexico's Federal Commission of Telecommunications before joining ICANN in 2011. While at Cofetel, he leveraged his diplomacy skills and deep knowledge of Internet governance structures and ICT to develop public policy and regulation recommendations for new technologies. He was involved with various ICT groups of international organizations such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Organization of American States, and the World Trade Organization, among others.

He also represented Mexico on ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee which gives governments a voice in the organization's policy formation. He was a member of the Consultative Committee of NIC. MX, the non-profit operator of Mexico's country-code Top-Level Domain and the registry that manages allocation of Internet Protocol address space to Mexican Internet Service Providers.

Rodrigo has a Master's degree in political economy and international relations from the University of Essex in the UK. He has been a lecturer of International Organizations and Economic Negotiations and a consultant to the Latin American Cooperation for Advanced Networks.

He speaks Spanish, English and French fluently.

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Before inviting you to the next meeting that we will have the pleasure to host in my dynamic, diverse and vast region of Latin America and the Caribbean, I would like to start by congratulating you all, colleagues and community, for a very successful meeting in Singapore.  

Despite the distance that separates our region from the Asian region, we have developed interesting activities within ICANN 52 which had very good participation from Latin American and Caribbean people. These are the times, when we gather all together in the same place, that we realize that the Global Internet Community, although very diverse, shares the same approach: the passion to work towards Internet development for the benefit of our societies.

Together with the NIC Argentina team that will be our host again, it is with great expectation that the ICANN team for Latin America and the Caribbean is waiting to welcome you in the beautiful city of Buenos Aires for our public meeting ICANN 53 to be held from 21 to 25 June 2015. We are very grateful and we feel very fortunate to have NIC Argentina support once again. Our previous meeting in Buenos Aires is still fresh in our memory and our entire community still has a very good taste of it.

This meeting will mark a year of intense activity in our region that will also host the Global Internet Governance Forum (IGF) in November and its editions of the Regional Internet Governance Fora, LAC IGF and the Caribbean IGF. We will begin to work with our partners to organize the second edition of the LAC DNS Forum which proved to be very successful in its first edition. We will be preparing these and many other activities to make sure that next ICANN meeting has a strong component of relevant topics for Latin America and the Caribbean.

Likewise, we will continue to work will all of you in order to deliver another successful series of workshops to raise awareness on the critical Internet resources and the Domain Name System (DNS). These workshops, known as LAC -i- Roadshows and delivered within the Regional Strategic Plan framework, have added more the 250 participants in 2014. We look forward to continuing building upon this success during this year which will ,undoubtedly, focus everyone's eyes on this part of the world.

See you soon!

Rodrigo de la Parra

ICANN Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean

Authors

Rodrigo De La Parra

Rodrigo De La Parra

VP, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - Latin America & Caribbean
Rodrigo De La Parra

Rodrigo De La Parra

VP, Stakeholder Engagement & Managing Director - Latin America & Caribbean

A leading voice and advocate for the multistakeholder Internet governance model in Latin America and the Caribbean, Rodrigo de la Parra is a Regional Vice President for ICANN. Based in Mexico City but frequently travelling through the region, Rodrigo is responsible for outreach, support and engagement with user groups, governments, private sector and civil society throughout the diverse region. In his role, he works closely with the Latin American technical community to continue to build a robust Internet infrastructure in the region. Under his leadership, ICANN has opened an engagement center in Montevideo, Uruguay, in the House of the Internet.

With more than 20 years experience as a multicultural executive, Rodrigo served as Director General of Prospective Regulation and Director General for International Cooperation of Mexico's Federal Commission of Telecommunications before joining ICANN in 2011. While at Cofetel, he leveraged his diplomacy skills and deep knowledge of Internet governance structures and ICT to develop public policy and regulation recommendations for new technologies. He was involved with various ICT groups of international organizations such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Organization of American States, and the World Trade Organization, among others.

He also represented Mexico on ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee which gives governments a voice in the organization's policy formation. He was a member of the Consultative Committee of NIC. MX, the non-profit operator of Mexico's country-code Top-Level Domain and the registry that manages allocation of Internet Protocol address space to Mexican Internet Service Providers.

Rodrigo has a Master's degree in political economy and international relations from the University of Essex in the UK. He has been a lecturer of International Organizations and Economic Negotiations and a consultant to the Latin American Cooperation for Advanced Networks.

He speaks Spanish, English and French fluently.