The Pan-African Youth Ambassadors for Internet Gov

The Pan-African Youth Ambassador for Internet Governance (PAYAIG) initiative, developed by Cyber Czar and made possible through the generous support of the UK government, in collaboration with AUC PRIDA, IGF Secretariat, ITU Generation Connect, GIZ as well as several regional NRIs and IGF stakeholders, including IGF North Africa, ISOC Ghana, IGF-Central Africa, CAPDA, INTIC Mozambique, Internet CommsyS, and ISOC Uganda, who contributed to its implementation. Our goal is to empower 1000 young Africans aged 18-30 before Kyoto, engaging them in internet governance and actively cultivating Africa's internet governance ecosystem. The training will be conducted in five different languages - Arabic, English, French, Portuguese, and Swahili - allowing participants to choose their preferred language of instruction. This aligns with this year's IGF overarching theme, "The Internet We Want: Empowering All People."