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'''Naveed Haq''' is the Assistant Director of ICT with the Pakistani Telecommunication Authority. He has been working with the government since 2002, and previously worked for an [[ISP]]. He was initially involved in running the PTA's [[DNS]], email, and Internet services, but has more recently been involved in research and policy development.<ref>[http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/profiles/blogs/naveed-ul-haq-icann-interview Diplo.org]</ref>
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'''Naveed Haq''' is Regional Development Manager, Asia-Pacific at the [[ISOC|Internet Society]], the world's trusted independent source of leadership for Internet policy, technology standards, and future development.


ICT research is not only his job but his passion; though he is also passionate about cricket.
==Career History==
==ICANN & Other Roles==
Prior to joining ISOC, Naveed was working with [[Pakistan Telecommunication Authority]] (PTA). He is an ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) professional, researcher, and technology activist with a major area of work surrounded around telecommunication networks and the Internet.  
Naveed has been an [[ICANN]] Fellow at a number of its meetings; where he is largely involved with [[IPv6]], [[DNSSEC]], [[Whois]], and the [[NCUC]]. He has recently finished large projects related to [[IDN]]s and [[IPv6]], and is still making [[DNSSEC]] developments within Pakistan.<ref>[[ICANN 40]] Interview</ref><ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/news/announcements/announcement-2-21dec12-en.htm Announcement 21dec12, ICANN.org]Retreived 18 Jan 2013</ref>


Naveed has made been teaching about [[ICANN]] through meetings, presentations, and his writing. He has also taken [[DiploFoundation]] courses on Internet Governance.<ref>[http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/profiles/blogs/naveed-ul-haq-icann-interview Diplo.org]</ref>
In this current role, he serves as a bridge between policy and technical activities, and focus on (wider) development-related work in the region. This includes access-related work, capacity building, regional events programming, engaging with regional stakeholders (government, inter-gov. agencies, industry) on development-related policy issues and linkages to the Internet.


Mr. Haq is a member of [[ISOC]], Pakistan; and has served as an ISOC ambassador to the [[IGF]].<ref>[http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/profiles/blogs/naveed-ul-haq-icann-interview Diplo.org]</ref>


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Latest revision as of 17:55, 4 January 2022

Organization: Internet Society
Affiliation: Fellowship Program
Region: Asia
Country: Pakistan
Email: haq@isoc.org
Twitter:    @naveedhaq

Naveed Haq is Regional Development Manager, Asia-Pacific at the Internet Society, the world's trusted independent source of leadership for Internet policy, technology standards, and future development.

Career History[edit | edit source]

Prior to joining ISOC, Naveed was working with Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). He is an ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) professional, researcher, and technology activist with a major area of work surrounded around telecommunication networks and the Internet.

In this current role, he serves as a bridge between policy and technical activities, and focus on (wider) development-related work in the region. This includes access-related work, capacity building, regional events programming, engaging with regional stakeholders (government, inter-gov. agencies, industry) on development-related policy issues and linkages to the Internet.