Final Call: FOSSASIA Summit 2025 Session Submission Closes on December 22

Staff Reporter

The clock is ticking for speakers to submit their proposals for the prestigious FOSSASIA Summit 2025, with the Call for Speakers set to close on Sunday, December 22, 2024, at 5:00 PM (+07). This is a golden opportunity for innovators, technologists, and open-source advocates to showcase their expertise on a global stage. Scheduled from Thursday, March 13 - 15, 2025, the FOSSASIA Summit 2025 will be a hybrid event, both online and in-person, at True Digital Park West, Bangkok, Thailand. As one of the most significant gatherings for open-source technologies, the summit will welcome thousands of participants from industries like education, startups, and enterprise tech.

This year’s key themes include Open Source 101, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud and DevOps, Operating Systems, Web3, Web and Mobile, Hardware & Firmware, Security and Privacy, and more. Proposals for workshops, panels, talks, and lightning talks are welcome. Don’t miss your chance to contribute to the future of open-source innovation. Submit your proposal now on the official event page. The submission deadline is December 22, 2024, and acceptance notifications will be sent on January 5, 2025.

With a variety of session formats available, including 15- or 25-minute talks, 55-minute panel discussions, 60-minute workshops, and 5-minute lightning talks, there is ample opportunity for speakers to engage with the community. The summit aims to foster discussions and hands-on learning experiences, with a particular focus on interaction, Q&A, and community-driven participation. Speakers are encouraged to bring fresh perspectives, innovative ideas, and practical insights to inspire attendees. Take this chance to share your knowledge and influence the future of open-source technology at FOSSASIA Summit 2025.

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