Building Freedoms


© Internet Society / Alex Masi

Leader of the Internet Society Tunisian Chapter and Global Board Member tells his story of how the Internet helped Tunisans change their lives. Read the rest of this entry »

Un vieil immeuble au cœur de Tunis, près du quartier “Le Passage”. Ici, le quatrième étage est occupé par un groupe de citoyens très impliqués dans l’aventure démocratique que connaît la Tunisie. Ensemble ils animent le site Afkar Mostakella. Littéralement “Idées indépendantes”, une plateforme internet qui fédère les idées émises par les citoyens inscrits pour le scrutin du 23 octobre, qui devra désigner les membres de l’Assemblée constituante. Read the rest of this entry »

The first few months of 2011 have seen an astonishing unfolding of political change across the Maghreb and Middle East. These build on long-standing grievances and inequalities and older forms of political mobilization, so cannot simply be labelled as ‘Twitter revolutions’, yet at the same time there is little doubt that different forms of new media were creatively used in these uprisings. Read the rest of this entry »

An Interview of me published on Asharq Alawsat about the Arab Spring.

About me

Khaled Koubaa Entrepreneur for the future, thinker, advisor, doer : Internet, Technology, Policy, … Tunisia, Arab region and Africa.