Alexander NTOKO is the Chief of E-strategies Unit at the ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau. His main responsibility includes the implementation of ITU's E-strategies Programme with Internet Protocol as one of the six (6) priorities areas.

His activities in the Internet began in the late 1980s in the United States where he obtained Bachelors and Master of Science degrees in Computer Sciences from the State University of New York in 1985 and 1987 respectively with specialization in data communication networks and operating systems.

From the early 1990s he played a key role in the introduction of Internet services to the ITU, published papers on Internet Protocol (e.g., Policy and technology aspects of IP assignment and allocation for Africa in 1998) and organized many IP related events. Since his move from the Information Services Department of ITU to the ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau, he has assisted many developing countries in DNS and IP address policies, technology strategies and Internet project implementation.

He is Cameroonian and has been with the ITU for the past 14 years.