Bahrain and Algeria’s parliamentary delegations met at IGF 2024 in Riyadh to discuss AI governance and international cooperation. They proposed the creation of an Arab framework for regulating AI and emphasized the need for training programs to address digital transformation challenges, including cybercrime and AI awareness among legislators.
Algeria is advancing its digital transformation by modernizing the internal trade sector, introducing 36 digital platforms to monitor markets and enhance transparency. This effort supports the country’s economic growth, improves service delivery, and strengthens regulatory frameworks in line with President Tebboune’s vision for a digitalized economy.
Algeria is rolling out 4G connectivity to 1,400 rural communities, transforming education, healthcare, and commerce in underserved areas. This initiative bridges the urban-rural digital divide, driving economic growth and social inclusion. It empowers local businesses and farmers, creating new opportunities while advancing the country’s digital transformation goals.
Algérie Télécom and Djezzy have launched the Twin Box, a next-generation device offering a seamless digital experience with live sports streaming, multimedia content, and educational services. It simplifies service management and promotes local innovation, contributing to Algeria’s digital transformation and enhancing connectivity for Algerian families.
Huawei reaffirms its commitment to supporting Algeria’s digital transformation strategy by fostering ICT talent and creating employment opportunities.
Algeria is empowering its young workforce and supporting startups and businesses in adopting digital technolog
Ooredoo Algeria has launched a blood donation campaign to support the country’s health system, demonstrating its commitment to social responsibility. The initiative received strong employee participation, underscoring Ooredoo’s role as a responsible corporate entity that actively supports community welfare and addresses vital health needs.
Algerian Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Karim Bibi Triki, has launched a project to extend the 4G mobile network in Ain Defla, aiming to cover 1,400 localities with fewer than 2,000 inhabitants. This initiative supports Algeria’s digital transformation goals and ensures access to affordable telecommunications services for remote areas.
The award reflects Algérie Télécom’s commitment to enhancing connectivity and quality services.
Algeria has connected over 1.5 million households to high-speed fiber-optic internet, marking a significant achievement in its digital transformation efforts. This expansion is part of the country’s plan to enhance internet access, promote innovation, and drive economic development.
