Panel
Dmitry Mariyasin (UNECE) keynoted on the barriers to interoperable data in the UN — legacy systems, siloed mandates, and "193 shareholders" — making the case for open source as a governance model. Panelists argued interoperability is a political and social commitment, not just a technical fix.
Recording & links
Speakers
Mehdi Snene
Senior Advisor for AI and Digital Transformation
Dmitry Mariyasin
Deputy Executive Secretary
Rebecca MacKinnon
VP of Global Advocacy
Masayuki Yamada
Head of Data Unit, Digital Agency
Momar Kouta
Senior Statistics Systems Information Officer
Nabiha Syed
Executive Director
Organizations
UN Office for Digital and Emerging Technologies (ODET) UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Wikimedia Foundation Digital Agency, Government of Japan African Development Bank Mozilla Foundation
Topics
Quotes
it's a governance model, one that fits the complexity of our time— Dmitry Mariyasin, Breaking Silos: Open Source and Open Data Drive Interoperability