Dubai, UAE — The global cybersecurity community is gearing up for one of the most anticipated events of the year, as GISEC GLOBAL 2025 is set to take place from May 6 to May 8, 2025, at the prestigious Dubai World Trade Centre. Recognized as the world’s leading and most influential cybersecurity gathering, GISEC GLOBAL brings together government leaders, industry experts, cybersecurity innovators, and top technology providers from around the globe. This year’s edition promises to be bigger, smarter, and more critical than ever before. A Global Hub for Cybersecurity Excellence Dubai, already renowned as a hub of innovation and digital advancement, will once again take center stage by hosting this premier event. GISEC GLOBAL 2025 will offer a powerful platform for collaboration, where cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions will be unveiled, critical threats will be addressed, and the future of digital security will be shaped. The event will feature: Keynote addresses from top global security experts and policymakers. Live hacking demonstrations showcasing the latest vulnerabilities and defenses. Innovation showcases from leading tech giants and disruptive startups. Workshops and certification programs to equip attendees with the latest skills and knowledge in cybersecurity. A Must-Attend Event for All Cyber Leaders From corporate executives and IT professionals to ethical hackers and government authorities, GISEC GLOBAL 2025 is expected to attract thousands of participants across more than 70 countries. It will provide unique opportunities to network, learn, and discover the latest advancements in areas such as AI security, cloud protection, digital forensics, and blockchain defense. Strengthening Global Cyber Defense As cyber threats become more sophisticated and globalized, GISEC GLOBAL 2025 stands as a critical gathering to fortify collective defenses and drive forward-thinking security strategies. Organizers are confident that this year’s event will not only set new standards for cybersecurity collaboration but will also highlight Dubai’s growing leadership role in the global tech arena. Registration is now open, and early indications suggest a record turnout, underscoring the growing importance of cybersecurity in today’s connected world. For more information, visit [https://gisec.ae].
Imagine your six-year-old building a robot, programming it to follow commands, and understanding how artificial intelligence works – not in the distant future, but right now. This is becoming a reality for many young students in Bangladesh, thanks to the pioneering work of iTesseract Technologies. Following the global trend seen in countries like China—where AI education has become mandatory for children as young as six—iTesseract is leading a similar revolution in Bangladesh. Their mission? To equip the next generation with essential skills in robotics, programming, and AI from an early age. Hands-On Learning for Bright Young Minds At iTesseract, students don’t just learn from books—they build, code, and explore. From programmable robots and smart sensors to AI-based racing cars, children are introduced to real-world tech in a fun, interactive environment. The courses are designed to match the cognitive level of young learners, making complex concepts like automation and logic easy to grasp. Why Start So Early? According to iTesseract’s CEO, Abdul Hamid, “Kids are natural problem-solvers and creators. When you give them the right tools and a little guidance, they can do amazing things. Starting young allows them to build confidence and future-proof skills in a world driven by technology.” A Step Toward a Smarter Bangladesh Parents across Dhaka and other cities are already enrolling their children in iTesseract’s programs, seeing noticeable improvements in logical thinking, creativity, and confidence. With their custom-developed educational kits and expert instructors, iTesseract is setting a new standard in tech education for children. Future-Ready Learning, Today As Bangladesh eyes a digital future, companies like iTesseract are making sure our youngest citizens aren’t left behind. For parents who want their children to be more than just consumers of technology, this is the perfect place to begin.
Fayez Ahmed Tayeb has officially taken charge as the Policy Adviser to the ICT Division of Bangladesh, marking a new phase in the country’s digital transformation journey. The appointment, made by the government, aims to strengthen the country’s ICT sector, drive innovation, and accelerate Bangladesh’s progress toward becoming a Smart Bangladesh.Fayez Ahmed Tayeb brings extensive experience in the field of technology, policy-making, and digital innovation. With a strong background in ICT strategy and governance, he is expected to play a crucial role in shaping the future of Bangladesh’s digital economy, improving cybersecurity measures, and expanding access to digital services nationwide.During the official ceremony, Tayeb expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him and reaffirmed his commitment to the advancement of Bangladesh’s ICT landscape. “I am honored to take on this responsibility and will work closely with all stakeholders to ensure that Bangladesh remains at the forefront of technological progress. Our goal is to empower citizens through digital literacy, enhance e-governance, and create opportunities in the digital economy,” he stated.The ICT Division has been instrumental in implementing various initiatives under the government’s ‘Digital Bangladesh’ vision, including the expansion of high-speed internet, the promotion of startups, and the establishment of digital services across different sectors. With the new leadership in place, the division is expected to accelerate efforts in AI development, fintech, and emerging technologies to foster a sustainable and inclusive digital ecosystem.Industry leaders and experts have welcomed the appointment, expressing optimism about the future of Bangladesh’s ICT sector. Many believe that under Tayeb’s guidance, the country will witness significant advancements in digital infrastructure, smart governance, and innovation-driven economic growth, said Mohammad Abdul Hamid, COO, PeopleNTech and CEO, iTesseract. Many believe that under Tayeb’s guidance, the country will witness significant advancements in digital infrastructure, smart governance, and innovation-driven economic growth.As Bangladesh continues its journey toward becoming a leading digital economy, the role of the Policy Adviser will be crucial in ensuring that technological advancements benefit all citizens and contribute to national development. Stakeholders eagerly anticipate new policies and initiatives that will further position Bangladesh as a global technology hub.
I am excited to share that the inaugural Samarkand International Climate Forum, taking place April 4–5, 2025 in Samarkand, promises to be a transformative event for our region and the world. Having experienced the vibrant cultural heritage and striking natural beauty of Uzbekistan firsthand through visits and work at Samarkand State University named after Sharof Rashidov, I am proud to support an initiative that brings together distinguished leaders from Central Asia, top EU representatives, and key UN officials to tackle global climate challenges.The forum’s agenda is set under the theme “Central Asia Faces Global Climate Challenges: Uniting for Common Prosperity” and will feature dynamic discussions on green economic development, sustainable water management, and effective climate mitigation. Experts, policymakers, scientists, and environmental activists will share innovative strategies and collaborative approaches to address the pressing environmental issues facing our region.A particular focus will be on the Aral Sea crisis—a stark reminder of environmental degradation, having lost over 90% of its original volume since the 1960s. The summit will drive conversations on cutting-edge solutions to restore degraded ecosystems, safeguard water resources, and rejuvenate regional economies.Ultimately, the forum’s agenda emphasizes forging actionable policies that benefit not only Central Asia but also set a global standard for environmental sustainability. By uniting diverse voices and championing innovative solutions, this summit will inspire collaborative action on climate change and pave the way for a sustainable future for our region and the world.Best regards,Dr. Sazzad HossainProfessor, Faculty of Artificial Intelligence and Computer TechnologiesSamarkand State University named after Sharof RashidovEmail: [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.professorsazzad.com