Six African countries have ranked in the top 100 of the 2024 E-Government Development Index (EGDI), with South Africa leading the continent. The index assesses the integration of technology in public services, highlighting the digital progress of African nations.
Bahrain has advanced to 18th globally in the 2024 UN E-Government Development Index, thanks to its strengthened telecommunications infrastructure. The Kingdom also ranked 10th in the Telecommunications Infrastructure Index, marking significant progress in its digital transformation journey.
Saudi Arabia ranks second among G20 nations in the UN Telecommunication Infrastructure Index, reflecting the Kingdom’s significant progress in enhancing digital infrastructure to support robust e-government initiatives and spur economic growth.
Bangladesh has advanced 11 spots to lead the least developed countries in the 2024 UN E-Government Development Index, ranking 100th globally. This achievement reflects significant improvements in online services and telecommunications infrastructure.
The UN E-Government Survey 2024 highlights Bahrain’s impressive climb in global rankings, now 18th in e-government development. Notable advancements include telecommunications, online services, and human capital, reflecting Bahrain’s strategic investments in enhancing its digital infrastructure and e-services.
