Syria’s Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Abdul Salam Haykal, met with Jordanian business leaders to discuss boosting cooperation in telecom, IT, and postal sectors. Both sides highlighted opportunities in infrastructure rehabilitation, digital technology, and affordable service delivery to enhance regional connectivity and innovation.
Somalia’s National Communications Authority (NCA) signed two MOUs with MCMC and CyberSecurity Malaysia to enhance digital regulation and cybersecurity collaboration. The agreements focus on 5G frameworks, cybersecurity threat prevention, and capacity building, aiming to improve Somalia’s digital infrastructure and readiness in the face of emerging challenges.
A delegation from China Mobile Communications Corporation (CMCC), led by Chairman Yang Jie, visited Pakistan’s Ministry of IT to discuss collaboration on AI-enabled data centers, 5G development, and digital partnerships under the CPEC framework. The meeting emphasized strengthening Pak-China ties and advancing Pakistan’s digital goals.
Pakistan and Uzbekistan are enhancing their digital cooperation, focusing on cybersecurity, digital services, and technology ventures. Discussions included creating a one-window system for digital services, fostering startup ecosystems, and investing in digital skills training for youth and women. Both countries agreed to form a Joint Working Group for further collaboration.
Moroccan Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni met with US officials to deepen digital cooperation, focusing on AI and Morocco’s Digital Morocco 2030 plan. This partnership follows significant Morocco-US initiatives in AI, including co-presenting the first UN AI resolution and establishing a Group of Friends for AI development.
The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) concluded its 4th General Assembly in Jordan, launching the 2025-2028 Agenda to advance digital maturity and bridge the global digital divide. The event saw the endorsement of various digital initiatives and the handover of the DCO presidency to Kuwait for 2025.
The Information and Communication Technology Association of Jordan (Int@j) and the Saudi Digital Economy Centre (DEC) strengthened digital cooperation by signing a memorandum of cooperation at LEAP 2025. The event focused on enhancing partnerships, digital transformation, and investment opportunities between Jordanian and Saudi ICT sectors.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have agreed to enhance digital and technology partnerships, focusing on AI, cloud computing, and fintech. The collaboration aims to support Pakistani startups and SMEs in accessing the Saudi market, simplify licensing processes, and promote joint research and development initiatives to drive regional growth and innovation.
The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) will hold its fourth General Assembly in Jordan on February 19, 2025. The event will focus on strengthening digital cooperation, promoting innovation, and overcoming challenges in the digital economy. It will include the Digital Prosperity Awards and the inaugural International Digital Cooperation Forum.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have agreed to enhance digital investment and technology collaborations, focusing on AI, cloud computing, and fintech. The partnership will support Pakistani startups and SMEs, simplify market entry, and promote joint research initiatives. Shaza Fatima Khawaja emphasized ethical AI and digital inclusivity during the discussions.
