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Shaukat Aziz Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Board Member of Boao Shaukat Aziz Jose Agustinho Da Silva Naeem Thjeel Yousir Mohammad Fahim Hashimy Ali Salih Former Prime Minister of Minister of Transport and Ministry of Communications Ministry of Minister of State for Pakistan, Board Member of Communications of of Iraq Telecommunications and Communication, Science and Boao Forum for Asia Timor-Leste Information Technology Technology of the Maldives Ryan Vincent Uy Stavros Michael Jose Luiz Pinto Ramalho Aleksandr Zharov Joseph Wakaba Mucheru Assistant Secretary of Permanent Secretary of President of LIGA Chief of Roscomnadzor Cabinet Secretary of Ministry of Presidential Ministry of Transport, Information, Communication & Communications Communications and Works Technology of Kenya Operations Office of the Philippines Rigobert Ikambouayat Bienvenu Irakoze Joyce Mavis Wijnstein Melford Nicholas Wilfredo Gonzalez Vidal Ndeka Permanent Secretary of Blokland Minister of Ministry of First Vice minister of Ministry of Ministry and government Ministry of Youth, Posts and Permanent Secretary of Telecommunications and Communications spokesperson of Ministry of ICT of Burundi Ministry of Public Works, Information Technology of Communications and Digital Transport & Communications Antigua and Barbuda Economy, the Gabonese of Suriname Republic Gerard Metsan Martin Mahe Poasi Mataele Tei Afamasaga Lepuiai Rico Tupai Puthyvuth Sok Chief Information Officer of Chairman of Vanuatu Public Minister of Meteorology, Minister of Communications Secretary of State of Ministry of Vanuatu Government Service Commission Energy, Information, Disaster and Information Technology Posts and Telecommunications, Management, Climate of Government of Samoa Cambodia Change and Communications of Tonga Moa Chakrya Antoine Sebera Philippos Agathonos Dhia Khaled Liu Zhenmin Chairman of Chief Innovation Officer of Minister Plenipotentiary of Ambassador of the Republic The Under-Secretary-General for Telecommunication Rwanda Information Society Austrian Embassy to China of Tunisia to China Economic and Social Affairs of Regulator of Cambodia Authority (RISA) the United Nations Wang Binying Lynn Marie St Amour Luigi Gambardella Leonid Todorov Paul Byron Wilson Deputy Director General of Chair of UN Internet President of ChinaEU General Manager of APTLD Director General of APNIC World Intellectual Property Governance Forum Organization (WIPO) Xiaoya Yang Bo Chen Nicholas Rosellini Masanori Kondo Calista Jahn Redmond Study Group Counsellor of Head of Greater China of United Nations Resident Deputy Secretary General of CEO of RISC-V Foundation ITU GSMA Coordinator at United Asia-Pacific Telecommunity Nations in China (APT) Cheng Li Jean Philbert Nsengimana Bruce William Mcconnell Werner Zorn Denis Davydov Director And Senior Fellow Mason Fellow of Harvard Executive Vice President of Retired Professor of Hasso Head of The Board of Safe of Brookings Institution University, Special Advisor of EastWest Institute Plattner Institut, Iternet League Smart Africa Org, Former Father of German Internet, Minister of Youth and ICT of Inductee of Hall of Fame Rwanda John C. Klensin David Jack Farber Andrew Michael Spence Stephen Wolff Jun Murai Principal of John C Klensin Co-Director of Keio Professor of New York Senior Advisor of Internet 2 Professor of Keio University, and Associates, Inductee of University, Cyber Civilization University, Recipient of the Inductee of Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Research Center 2001 Nobel Prize in Economics Kilnam Chon Mahabir Pun Kanchana Kanchanasut Louis Henri Pouzin Joshua Ramo Professor of KAIST, Inductee Social Entrepreneur of Self Professor of Asian Institute of CEO of Open-Root, Inductee Co-Chief Executive Officer Vice of Hall of Fame Employed, Inductee of Hall of Technology, Inductee of Hall of Hall of Fame Chairman of Kissinger Fame of Fame Associates, Inc. Stephen Orlins Craig Boyd Allen Chao-Chi Chu Der-Horng Lee Christoph Helmut Meinel President of National President of US-China Chairman of DA TUNG Academician of the National Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel of Committee on U.S.-China Business Council INTERNATIONAL GROUP Academy of Engineering of Hasso-Plattner-Insitute (HPI), Relations Singapore Germany Latif Ladid Alan Scott Beebe Hoogewerf Rupert Jasper Shen Nanpeng Liang Naiming Research Fellow of President of AmCham China Chairman & Chief Researcher Global Managing Partner of Senior Vice President and University of Luxembourg of Hurun Report Sequoia Capital Managing Director of Greater China at Siemens PLM Software Eugene Kaspersky Stephen Dwight Milligan Kevin Sheekey Shum Heung Yeung Guy Kibler Diedrich CEO of Kaspersky Lab Chief Executive Officer of Chairman of External Executive Vice President of Corporate Vice President, Western Digital Corporation Relations of Bloomberg LP Artificial Intelligence & Chairman And Chief Executive Research at Microsoft Officer Of Microsoft Greater China Region Alexander Hilton Rogers Xu Yang Debra Lynn Marks Qi Lu Robert Randal Kimball Executive Vice President of Intel Corporate Vice Government Affairs Executive CEO of Y Combinator China Vice President and General Qualcomm President, President Of Intel of IBM Counsel of Amazon Web China Services Simon Trevor Milner Allen James Blue Rodolphe Jean Claude Juha Ristimaki Yong-In Park VP Public Policy APAC of Co-Founder of Linkedin Belmer CTO of Nokia Thailand Co Ltd. Executive Vice President of Facebook Singapore CEO of Eutelsat Samsung Chenhong Huang Katheryn Estelle Rosen James Oh Zhang Jiantao Niu Dahong Senior Vice President of Managing Director, Tech & Global VP and General Vice President of Coca-Cola Chairman of PHQ Holdings Dell and President of Dell Cyber Policy and Partnerships Counsel of Adobe Inc. Greater China, Korea and (Singapore) PTE LTD Greater China of JPMorgan Mongolia Ervin Moshe Indig Zheng Yuan Arndt Groth Steven Samuel Hoffman Wernyuen Tan Chairman of Israel INDIG CEO of Zoom Video CEO of Smaato, Inc. Chairman & CEO of Founders President and CEO of Walmart GROUP Communications Space China William James Rosemann Luigi Paganetto Madhur Deora Erlich Yigal Raejeanne Bohart Skillern Vice President, Creative, Vice chairman at Cassa President of One97 Chairman of Yozma Group President, Communication, Marvel Games of Marvel Depositi e Prestiti S.p.A. Communications ltd Enterprise And Cloud Division of Entertainment Flextronics International USA Inc Changqing Zheng Tao Lin Yin Zheng Kagabire Didier Li Qiang eBay Global Vice President and Global Vice President of Tesla Global Executive Vice Nkurikiyimfura Global Senior Vice President, General Manager of China Inc President and President of Chairman of the Rwanda Civil Managing Director, SAP China China at Schneider Electric Aviation Authority Hera Kitwan Siu Tuqiang Cao Eugene Chehchun Huang Alain Gilles Joseph Crozier Xuan Yan Corporate VP And CEO Of Vice President of Cisco Managing Director At Corporate Vice President, Global Vice President of Microsoft Greater China of Cisco Systems, Inc Temasek China Chairman And Chief Executive Corporation Systems, Inc Officer Of Microsoft Greater China Region Yang Weixiong Fok Kai Kong Kenneth Xu Gehui Tsai Shao Chung Lu Hsiu Fang Secretary for Innovation and President of Asian Electronic Phoenix Satellite Television CEO of Want Want China Times Director of CtiTV Asia News Technology Bureau, The Sports Federation Host Media Group Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Tam Chon Weng Lau Wai Meng Maria Helena De Senna Secretary of Social Affairs and Director of Macao Post and Fernandes Culture of the Macao SAR Telecommunications Bureau Macao Government Tourism Government Office Director Xiong Qunli Zhang Dongchen Ke Ruiwen Yang Jie Xu Lirong Chairman, Secretary of General Manager of China Chairman and Secretary of Chairman and Secretary of Chairman of the Board of China CETC Party Leadership Electronic Information the Party Group of China Party Group of China Mobile COSCO SHIPPING Corporation Group Industry Group, Deputy Telecommunications Communications Group Co., Limited Secretary of the Party Group Corporation Ltd Li Jianhong He Dongfeng Tong Jilu Lu Yimin Tian Shubin Chairman of China Chairman and CPC Secretary Party Secretary and Chairman President of China General Chairman of Xinhuanet Co., Ltd Merchants Group Limited of Commercial Aircraft of China Tower Co., Ltd Technology (Group) Holding Corporation of China, Ltd. 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