India Elected to Co-Chaired of ITU’s Digital Innovation Board
ITU’s Digital Innovation Board: Recently, the Delhi government was chosen to co-chair ITU’s Digital Innovation Board, to whom Secretary of India’s Department of Telecommunications, Dr. Neeraj Mittal will chair the Chairmanship of it among 23 member countries of ITU. The aim was to enhance collaboration and explore innovative initiatives in telecommunications and information and communication technology (ICT) sectors which comprises ministers and vice ministers of telecom/ICT from 23 member countries of ITU.
Dr. Neeraj Mittal
ITU’s Digital Innovation Board
About ITU :
ITU is the UN’s tech agency, uniting 193 countries and over 1000 entities worldwide. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, it’s the oldest UN body, shaping global communication since 1865.
OBJECTIVE :
ITU ensures global connectivity, managing radio spectrum, and satellite orbits, and setting technical standards for seamless networks. It champions digital access, especially in underserved communities, fostering international agreements, knowledge sharing, and capacity building.
VISION:
In our tech-driven world, ITU’s work underpins modern life. From mobile phones to weather forecasts, its efforts touch everything. Yet, 2.6 billion people, mainly in developing regions, lack connectivity. ITU strives to bridge this gap, fostering universal access and sustainable digital progress.
Who was appointed by India as Co-chair of ITU’s Digital Innovation Board?
Dr Neeraj Mittal was appointed by India as Co-chair of ITU’s Digital Innovation Board
