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Bayan Tal is a seasoned media literacy and communication specialist with over 40 years of experience. She began her career as a broadcast journalist and executive at the Jordan Radio and Television Corporation (JRTVC). Bayan has been involved in strategic communication, press relations, and international diplomacy, including serving as foreign press secretary for King Abdullah II. Her extensive experience led her to advocate for Media and Information Literacy (MIL), resulting in the integration of MIL into Jordan's education system. She continues to contribute to MIL through advocacy and communication initiatives.

Lawyer from the University of Chile with extensive experience in both the public and private sectors. He served as an advisor on public policy matters to former President Michelle Bachelet during her two administrations.

He has worked in the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of the General Secretary of the Government, and the Ministry of Education in different governments. Between 2000 and 2005, he served as a legislative and content advisor in the Ministry of the General Secretary of the Presidency. From 2011 to 2014, he worked at the General Comptroller's Office.

He also has experience in municipal affairs, having served as a councilor in the municipality of La Cisterna (2004-2008), as Legal Director of the Illustrious Municipality of Cerrillos, and from 2021 to March 2023, he worked in the municipality of San Bernardo, where he served as Municipal Administrator, Director of the Legal Department, and Secretary General of the Municipal Corporation of Education and Health.

Nesrine Slaoui is a journalist, documentary director, and writer. A graduate of Sciences Po Paris, she initially focused on educational inequalities, as reflected in her first book, Ill¨¦gitimes, which recounts her journey. In her 2023 novel Seule, she addressed the mechanisms of online gender-based harassment and was a member of a European Commission expert group in 2024 for a citizen consultation titled Tackling Hatred in Society. Her first documentary film, Kim K Theory (Arte), released the same year, analyzed our era through the lens of this controversial icon. With a strong following on Instagram (300k), she daily examines issues of discrimination, which she also discusses on various national television platforms as a political commentator. In October 2024, she will publish her first essay, Notre Dignit¨¦, intertwining colonial history and pop culture to explain the place and perception of North-African women in France and advocate for an anti-racist feminism.

Kati Bremme is an expert in digital transformation for media with 20 years of experience, blending a background in the arts, linguistics, and broadcasting. Currently the Head of Innovation at France Televisions and editor-in-chief of Meta-Media, she focuses on strategic applications of AI and Web3 in the media sector. Her work bridges traditional TV and innovative digital practices, promoting knowledge sharing and intelligent collaborations to enhance audience engagement.

President, Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) and Secretary General of the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ).