IGF 2025 PARLIAMENTARY TRACK CALL FOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTS TO SUGGEST THEMATIC FOCUS FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY TRACK Preparations are underway for the IGF 2025 Parliamentary Track at the 20th annual IGF meeting to be hosted by Norway in Oslo from 23 to 27 June 2025. As during past years, the track will gather parliamentarians from different parts of the world to discuss Internet governance related issues of a global priority. The United Nations Secretary-General’s report on Our Common Agenda also calls for stakeholders to explore options to enhance parliamentary inputs at the United Nations, working with our existing partners. To learn more about the previous IGF Parliamentary Tracks, please visit the IGF website. The co-organizers of the Parliamentary Track, UN DESA/IGF Secretariat, IGF 2025 Host Country and IPU, wish to consult with members of parliaments on the thematic focus for the 2025 Parliamentary Track. Please indicate your preference for the overall theme of the Parliamentary Track by responding to the poll below. Given Name Family Name E-mail Name of Parliament Regional Group - Select -African GroupAsia-Pacific GroupEastern European GroupLatin American and Caribbean Group (GRULAC)Western European and Others Group (WEOG)Intergovernmental Organization To find the explanation of the regional groups, please click here. Gender - Select -FemaleMaleOther Please select up to THREE topics for which you believe it could be a focus of the IGF 2025 Parliamentary Track. Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity and Trust Data Governance Digital Cooperation Economic Issues and Development Emerging Technologies and Innovation Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change Media and Content Rights and Freedoms Technical and Operational Topics Universal Access and Meaningful Connectivity Other… Enter other… Rights and Freedoms Issues Children’s rights onlineCivil, political, economic, social, and cultural rightsDemocracyDigital citizenshipDigital identityDigital rightsFreedom of expressionGender rights and freedomsHuman rightsJurisdiction and dispute resolutionPrivacySocietal challenges Comments and suggestions