Viviane Reding

Viviana Reading is one of the most prominent figures in Europe. She served as a member of three European governments and became the first Vice President and Commissioner for Justice, Basic Human Rights, and Civic Rights of the European Union in 2010. Since winning the European elections in May 2014, she has become a member of the European Parliament. In 1999, after serving for 10 years in the Luxembourg Parliament and the European Parliament, she became the EU Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sports. In 2004, she became the EU Commissioner for the Information Society and Media, and she opened up internal market competition, playing an important role in the European telecommunications industry and research reforms. Reading also laid the foundation for the fundamental human rights culture of all European institutions. She has won numerous outstanding awards and honorary titles. Reading not only provides viewers with profound insights into European social, economic, and political issues, but also has a profound understanding of computer technology, information society, and human rights. With her outstanding leadership skills and rich political experience, Viviana Redding has become a highly sought after speaker at important global conferences.