Abdulrahman Abotaleb

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Organization: Internet Society Yemen Chapter
Affiliation: APRALO
Region: Middle East
Country: Yemen
Website:

LinkIcon.png   [www.isoc.ye www.isoc.ye]

Blog: https://yemenscience.net
LinkedIn: LinkedInIcon.png   Abdulrahman Abotaleb
Twitter: TwitterIcon.png   @abdoabotalib


Abdulrahman Abotaleb is an ICT engineer, a Journalist, an Internet activist and a digital rights defender from Yemen.

Career History

Currently: Editor-in-chief at Yemen science network.

In the Past:

Education

  • Master Degree in Business Administration.
  • Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering (Computer & Control).
  • He has +800 hours of training courses in technology, media, management and advocacy.
  • He is a Microsoft-certified and Cisco-certified expert.

Engagement in Internet Issues

Related Events and Participations

Abotaleb have participated in many related events whether nationally, regionally or globally, such as:

Volunteerism and Community Service

Abotaleb is a member in some related civil organisations and entities, such as:

Internet Society (ISOC) Chapters Advisory Council. ICANN’s At-Large Organisation (APRALO). Arab Multistakeholder Advisors Group for Internet Governance (AMAG). Affiliated Network for Social Accountability in the Arab World (ANSA). Internet Society Chapter Yemen (ISOC-YEMEN). Yemeni's Engineer's Union. Arab Science Journalists Association (ASJA).Yemen Media Union (YMU). World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ). Founding member of the World Journalists Network – friends of China (WJN). Founding member of Association of Investigative journalists in Yemen (TAQASSI). Founding member of Yemen Information Technology Society. Member of Yemeni's Engineer's Union.

Related Publications

  1. Vinton Cerf (the father of the Internet) at HLF, how does he see the future, and what does he worry about artificial intelligence?
  2. Robert Metcalfe at HLF, the inventor who made computers talk to each other predicts about the future, again.
  3. Augmented Reality: Enhancing Experiences and Challenging Internet Architecture
  4. Meaningful Internet governance stakeholder inclusion in Yemen.
  5. ICANN’ s role in online freedom of expression.
  6. From Lindau to CERN, via Lausanne.
  7. AI, a risky work contract between Humans and Machines.
  8. Yemeni E-government, ten years of continuous futility.
  9. Historical stations in the path of Internet governance.
  10. 4th Arab IGF, another step on the road to partnership in Internet governance.