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LT4All 2025 Successfully Ended

LT4All 2025 – 2nd International Conference on Language Technologies for All – Promoting Humanism through Language Technologies ended today in Paris.
The 3-day event, organized by ELRA and SIGUL in partnership with UNESCO as part of the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (IDIL 2022-2032) and in celebration of the Silver Jubilee of International Mother Language Day, explored the relationships among technologies, languages and their related communities from scientific, technical, cultural, linguistic, economic, political and ethical perspectives, furthering the agenda of language technologies with a focus on community empowerment.
The event, held in a hybrid format at UNESCO Headquarters and on the Zoom platform from 24 to 26 February 2025, registered over 200 active participants including keynote, oral and poster speakers, session chairs, moderators and rapporteurs, high-level representatives, organizers and special guests.
The event was attended by over 350 people in person (by invitation only) over the 3 days and, on average, by around 150 people per remote session (by request).
The event featured the participation of as many as 86 countries, fostering a truly international interaction on language and technology.
The commitment and contributions of the Conference active participants and the interaction of the Conference attendees were invaluable in making LT4All 2025 a great success.

Closing Session – Ms. Sakriani Sakti (NAIST & ELRA & SIGUL | Japan), LT4All 2025 General Co-Chair, congratulates with the Academic Members of LT4All 2025 Organizing Committee “for contributing to the great success of the 2.0 edition of the Conference”.
Closing Session – Mr. Jaco Du Toit (UNESCO | France), LT4All 2025 General Co-Chair, expresses his special thanks to the Team of Volunteers in Paris, “without whom the Conference would not have been possible”.