Algeria is strengthening its cybersecurity framework to support its national digital transformation strategy. Key initiatives include the National Cybersecurity System, National Data Center, Sovereign Network Infrastructure, and legal measures for digital trust. These projects aim to ensure the security, resilience, and sovereignty of Algeria’s digital ecosystem.
Iraq has signed a strategic agreement with DIL Technology to create a unified telecom corridor, facilitating seamless data flow across its territory. The initiative streamlines data transmission, positioning Iraq as a secure alternative to maritime routes and enhancing its digital sovereignty, while generating long-term revenue opportunities.
Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission Chairman, Nawfal Abu Raghif, met with Huawei Iraq’s General Manager to discuss cooperation on telecom infrastructure, technical training, and data protection. The talks emphasized compliance with Iraq’s digital sovereignty rules and the expansion of telecom services in underserved regions, ensuring equitable service distribution.
Algeria has launched its first high-performance computing center in Oran to accelerate AI development. The center will support sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and cybersecurity, and align with the country’s goal of having AI contribute 7% to GDP by 2027. This project strengthens Algeria’s digital autonomy and innovation.
