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'''Khadidiatou Dione''' lives in Dakar, Senegal where she is undertaking a degree in Law.<ref>User submitted</ref> In her free time, Khadidiatou volunteers with [[DotConnectAfrica]]<ref>[[ICANN 42]] Interview</ref> Organization as a genertion.africa campaigner; she was recently involved in promotional activities for the [[.africa]] new gTLD initiative during [[ICANN 42]]. | |||
Khadidiatou is also a part of DotConnectAfrica's miss.africa program,<ref>[http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs053/1102516344150/archive/1108602153904.html DotConnectAfrica Press Release]</ref> which seeks to empower young African women to take a more active role in the [[DNS]] industry. | |||
She is interested in pursuing a career [[Intellectual Property]] law to safeguard the DNS industry in Africa from abuse and to ensure the continent has a functional dispute resolution procedures in place.<ref>User submitted</ref> | |||
She is interested in pursuing a career Intellectual Property law to safeguard the DNS industry in Africa from abuse | |||
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Khadija is a model and spends a healthy amount of time on Facebook. | Khadija is a model and spends a healthy amount of time on Facebook.<ref>User submitted</ref> | ||
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| Country: | Senegal |
| Email: | dijimone [at] hotmail.fr |
| Facebook: |  [Khadidiatou Dione Khadidiatou Dione]
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Khadidiatou Dione lives in Dakar, Senegal where she is undertaking a degree in Law.[1] In her free time, Khadidiatou volunteers with DotConnectAfrica[2] Organization as a genertion.africa campaigner; she was recently involved in promotional activities for the .africa new gTLD initiative during ICANN 42.
Khadidiatou is also a part of DotConnectAfrica's miss.africa program,[3] which seeks to empower young African women to take a more active role in the DNS industry.
She is interested in pursuing a career Intellectual Property law to safeguard the DNS industry in Africa from abuse and to ensure the continent has a functional dispute resolution procedures in place.[4]
Fun Fact
Khadija is a model and spends a healthy amount of time on Facebook.[5]