​​At Türkiye's Summit on Artificial Intelligence in Telecommunications, hosted by the Information and Communication Authority in Ankara, the ITU Secretary-General noted that more than technology, the AI revolution is about people. "We'll need all voices at the table, all insights and innovations to ensure our AI-for-good future is within reach for everyone, everywhere," she said​.​

​At the Radiocommunication Advisory Group, held from 14 to 17 April in Geneva, Switzerland, the ITU Secretary-General said that "experts from every corner of the globe have gathered at ITU Headquarters to shape the systems that connect us all." She thanked the advisory group for showing what it means to connect the world with purpose, lead with vision, and act with resolve​.​

​The ITU Secretary-General, delivering a special address at the opening of the 29^th session of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD), held from 7 to 11 April in Geneva, Switzerland, said that technology is not inevitable: "It is the result of the choices we make, and the standards we set. So, let's keep collaborating as we shape a digital future that uplifts, empowers, and connects us all."​​

​​During the inaugural Global AI Summit on Africa, in Kigali, Rwanda, the ITU Secretary-General highlighted the tremendous potential of AI for developing countries to leapfrog barriers and unlock new paths for development. The summit focused on AI and Africa's demographic dividend: Reimagining economic opportunities for Africa's workforce.​

​​​At the Mobile World Congress (MWC25), the ITU Secretary-General delivered keynotes on "Global Tech Governance: Rising to the Challenge'' and on "AI and Innovation for Climate Action." She also took part in discussions on connectivity for refugees, Early Warnings for All, and bridging the digital gender divide.​​