On the fringes of the prestigious International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Regional Development Forum for Arab Regions (RDF-ARB), taking place from November 6 to 8 in Bahrain, a key meeting unfolded between two prominent figures in the telecommunications sector. Mohammed bin Thamer Al Kaabi, Bahrain’s Minister of Transportation and Telecommunications, engaged in strategic dialogue with his counterpart, Adel Hassan Mohamed Hussein, the Sudani Minister of Telecommunications and Digital Transformation.
The bilateral meeting centered on the exploration and enhancement of cooperative relations between the two nations, with a keen focus on the communications and information technology sectors. The ministers discussed a range of potential collaborative endeavors aimed at leveraging technological advancements to fuel growth and streamline services in both countries.
The forum, which brought these leaders together, serves as a melting pot for innovative ideas and discussions on the development of telecommunications and IT across the Arab regions. This encounter underscores the significance of international cooperation in an era where digital transformation is not just a luxury, but a necessity for socioeconomic advancement.
Both ministers highlighted the importance of sharing knowledge, resources, and best practices in fostering a technologically inclusive environment that can contribute to the broader goals of connectivity and digital education in the region. The RDF-ARB provides a unique platform for such interactions, ensuring that member countries benefit from the collective progress.
The meeting concluded with a mutual affirmation of the intent to pursue detailed plans and projects that would enhance the telecommunication infrastructure and digital services, thereby reinforcing the bilateral ties between Bahrain and Sudan in the realm of digital transformation.
