AICEP will hold, on September 10, a webinar with specialists from Angola, Mozambique, and Portugal to debate personal data protection, artificial intelligence, and digital trust in Portuguese-speaking countries. The initiative comes in light of the changes brought about by the digitalization of services and the adoption of new technologies.
The meeting will be held online and will feature the participation of Njunjulo J. António, Director of the Legal Office of the Data Protection Agency of Angola; Lourino Alberto Chemane, President of the National Institute of Information and Communication Technologies of Mozambique; and Inês Antas de Barros, partner in the Communications, Data Protection and Technology practice at Vieira de Almeida, Portugal.
The debate will include the application of personal data protection regimes, as well as issues related to the use of artificial intelligence, regulation, and digital security. Representatives from authorities and organizations from other Portuguese-speaking countries will also participate in the meeting.
The webinar is scheduled for 10:30 AM (Brasília time), 2:30 PM in Angola and Portugal, 3:30 PM in Mozambique, 12:30 PM in Cape Verde, 1:30 PM in Guinea-Bissau and São Tomé and Príncipe, 9:30 PM in Macau, and 11:30 PM in Timor-Leste.
