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Submit your proposal to shape the agenda of the United Nations’ leading event on AI

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How do you envision AI’s potential to serve humanity? Share your proposal for the programme of the AI for Good Global Summit 2026 below by 29 March.

All proposals should align with one or more of the themes of the Summit, and comply with the content guidelines, including being non-commercial in nature, adhering to the United Nations principles, ensuring gender and regional balance, and acknowledging that ITU retains final editorial review rights. All proposals will be reviewed by the ITU Programme Committee.

Due to the high volume of applications, please note that only successful candidates will be contacted by 30 April.

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Timeline
  • 12 January
    Nominations launch
  • 12 January - 29 March
    Submission phase
  • 30 March - 15 April
    Evaluation phase
  • 15 April - 30 April
    Selection & Confirmation phase
Content guidelines

✓ The session should explicitly address how AI can be used to serve humanity.

✓ Content must be original and not infringe on any copyrights or trademarks. If you will be using visuals, audio, or video that is copyright protected, you must provide consent from the original owner for the use of the content for your use in the AI for Good Global Summit.

✓ Content must be compatible with the values, purposes, and principles of the United Nations, in both content and presentation.

✓ Sessions should ensure regional and gender balance.

✓ Content shall not be of a profit-generating or otherwise commercial nature.

✓ Speakers must avoid any political endorsements, partisan messaging, or divisive rhetoric. We encourage speakers to focus on meaningful, solution-oriented dialogue that respects the diversity of our global audience. Please give thoughtful consideration to content that could be interpreted negatively by segments of the diverse, global audience. We encourage inclusive, respectful communication that resonates constructively.

✓ Speakers are welcome to share their perspectives and beliefs, provided this is done respectfully and without undermining or disparaging differing viewpoints.

✓ Please note that the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has final editorial review of session titles, blurbs, and slides.

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