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Mr. Ibrahim is deeply involved with firmly establishing the Somalian [[registry]], which has only been active since June 2010, and leading a number of important development projects. These include working to implement the fast track process for Somalia's Arabic based [[IDN]], and launching an innovative program to give free websites to all Somalis. The latter project involves giving individuals domains based on their first and last names under the .me.so domain space; it was launched in front of the many Somali students studying in Kuala Lumpur in May, 2011.<ref>[[ICANN 41]] Interview</ref> | Mr. Ibrahim is deeply involved with firmly establishing the Somalian [[registry]], which has only been active since June 2010, and leading a number of important development projects. These include working to implement the fast track process for Somalia's Arabic based [[IDN]], and launching an innovative program to give free websites to all Somalis. The latter project involves giving individuals domains based on their first and last names under the .me.so domain space; it was launched in front of the many Somali students studying in Kuala Lumpur in May, 2011.<ref>[[ICANN 41]] Interview</ref> | ||
Thus, he is involved in both updating and implementing the basics necessary for any registry,<ref>[http://ccnso.icann.org/node/23141 ccNSO.ICANN.org]</ref> and trying to give Somalia the opportunity to lead unique projects. | |||
Mr. Ibrahim has be a Lecturer/EdTech at Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE; and CIO Peninsula Health, Victoria.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/mi2000 LinkedIn.com]</ref> | Mr. Ibrahim has be a Lecturer/EdTech at Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE; and CIO Peninsula Health, Victoria.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/mi2000 LinkedIn.com]</ref> | ||
===Interests=== | ===Interests=== | ||
While much of his career has been spent in the ICT sector, his interests as a scholar extend to globalization, the role of NGOs in developing countries, the place of ethics and morality in society, religious radicalism, and other areas where technology and humanity intersect.<ref>[http://arts.monash.edu.au/politics/terror-research/proceedings/biographies.php Arts.Monash.edu.au]</ref> | While much of his career has been spent in the ICT sector, his interests as a scholar extend to globalization, the role of NGOs in developing countries, the place of ethics and morality in society, religious radicalism, and other areas where technology and humanity intersect.<ref>[http://arts.monash.edu.au/politics/terror-research/proceedings/biographies.php Arts.Monash.edu.au]</ref> | ||
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| Country: | Somalia |
| Email: | mi [at] ayuub.org |
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| LinkedIn: |  [Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim]
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Mohamed Ibrahim is the Founding Chairman of ISOC Somalia,[1] the Project Manager at .so registry,[2]. a Research Fellow at University of Melbourne, an advisor to Somalia's Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, the Chairman of the Centre for Research and Dialogue,[3] and Somalia's IGF representative.[4][5] Mr. Ibrahim is also the CEO of an international ICT consulting firm, KAJM Inc..[6]
He has attended a number of ICANN conferences, and is becoming involved in the ccNSO and GAC on behalf of Somalia.[7][8]
Current Work
Mr. Ibrahim is deeply involved with firmly establishing the Somalian registry, which has only been active since June 2010, and leading a number of important development projects. These include working to implement the fast track process for Somalia's Arabic based IDN, and launching an innovative program to give free websites to all Somalis. The latter project involves giving individuals domains based on their first and last names under the .me.so domain space; it was launched in front of the many Somali students studying in Kuala Lumpur in May, 2011.[9]
Thus, he is involved in both updating and implementing the basics necessary for any registry,[10] and trying to give Somalia the opportunity to lead unique projects.
Mr. Ibrahim has be a Lecturer/EdTech at Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE; and CIO Peninsula Health, Victoria.[11]
Interests
While much of his career has been spent in the ICT sector, his interests as a scholar extend to globalization, the role of NGOs in developing countries, the place of ethics and morality in society, religious radicalism, and other areas where technology and humanity intersect.[12]