International Regulators Forum And Annual Conference: IIC Confirms Héctor Huici As  Latest Speaker

By Clifford Agugoesi, Editor-in-Chief

As registration for CPR Week 20 – 23 October 2025 intensifies, the International Institute of Communications(IIC) has said it has confirmed  Undersecretary of Simplification and De-Regulation, Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation, Argentina Héctor Huici, as the latest speaker participating in the International Regulators Forum and Annual Conference.

Mr. Huici over the last 32 years has achieved a vast experience in regulation and ICT public policy both in the public and private sector

He has served as former ICT Secretary of Argentina (2016-2019) and former Undersecretary of Connectivity and Communications (2024). During the times of the privatization of the telecommunications services in Argentina during the 90’s he was legal and regulatory manager of the regulatory agency.

He has also been independent consultant of the IDB, ITU and Access Partnership. He has also been partner in the law firms Bomchil, Pinedo, Huici & Asociados and Sanchez Elía, Pinedo & Huici.

He is teacher in both private and public universities in graduate and post graduate courses and author of more of 50 articles of his expertise (administrative law, public utilities, telecoms, energy) in local and foreign publications.

He currently serves as Undersecretary of Simplification and De-Regulation of the Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation.

According to a head-up obtained by our reporter from the Director-General at IIC, Ms. Lynn Robinson: “There’s still time to register and join global thought-leaders, regulators, and experts to contribute to discussions that explore opportunities and tackle the challenges that will shape tomorrow’s communications landscape. We’ll be joined by countries large and small, from across the globe.

Simultaneous translation Spanish / English is available throughout the Week.

Plenaries, interactive breakouts and focused breakfast roundtables will delve into timely and pressing themes that reflect the most important challenges and priorities facing the sector today, including:

✔️ Bridging the digital divide: financial incentives; policy levers; infrastructure alternatives

✔️ Digital security in a hyperconnected world: tackling the rapidly expanding cyberthreat landscape

✔️ Artificial intelligence: how is regulatory oversight and enforcement evolving?

✔️ Fostering a safe and trusted online environment for all

✔️ Sustainable content ecosystems and cultural preservation

✔️ Directions in privacy regulation and personal data protection

✔️ New paradigms in spectrum management, monitoring and regulation

Hotel rooms are still available but selling fast at the conference venue.”