The Policy Expert Group focuses on analysing topics of common interest and developing actionable insights and proposals that support policy makers fostering innovation, growth, and progress.

Chair
Fabrice Clari
Fabrice Clari is senior consultant at inno TSD, France. Graduated from the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis with a Master of Science in computing and databases, he has been working in innovative projects since then – either on technical topics or management aspects. He is now currently coordinating the Think NEXUS initiative.
Prof. Latif Ladid is:
- Founder & President, IPv6 FORUM (ipv6forum.org )
- Member of 3GPP PCG (Board) (3gpp.org)
- IEEE 5G Steering Committee Member
- IEEE IoT Steering Committee Member
- Chair, IEEE ComSoC IoT TsC (http://cms.comsoc.org/eprise/main/SiteGen/TC_IOT/Content/Home.html/ )
- Emeritus Trustee, Internet Society – ISOC (isoc.org)
- IPv6 Ready & Enabled Logos Program Board (ipv6ready.org)
- World summit Award Board Member (wsis-award.org )
- Vice-Chair, ETSI IPv6 Industry Specification Group : https://portal.etsi.org/tb.aspx?tbid=827&SubTB=827
- Member of 3GPP2 PCG (www.3gpp2.org)
- Member of Future Internet Forum EU Member States (representing Luxembourg)
- IPv6 Forum Internet Pioneer Award, 2002
- IPv6 Life Time Achievement Award, 2016
- Senior Researcher @ University of Luxembourg ( since 2006)

Co-chair
Prof. Latif Ladid
The EU and the US are still defining their approaches to the digital economy and the need for a specific regulatory regime; however, over the past few years, the following topics have been the most prominent for EU-US policy cooperation:
Competition Policy
Inclusive, Trustworthy and Sustainable Internet Data Security + Privacy
E-commerce Taxation of Digital Enterprises Alternative Models for the Internet Digital Education Inequality Reducing Terrorist + Criminal Exploitation of the Internet Digitalisation of government Operations Fragmentation
Inclusive, Trustworthy and Sustainable Internet Data Security + Privacy
E-commerce Taxation of Digital Enterprises Alternative Models for the Internet Digital Education Inequality Reducing Terrorist + Criminal Exploitation of the Internet Digitalisation of government Operations Fragmentation