Iran and Cuba are strengthening cooperation in ICT, focusing on artificial intelligence, e-government, and digital economy. Both countries plan to exchange knowledge and expertise, with Iran’s private sector playing a key role in supporting Cuba’s technological growth.
Oman has advanced to 41st globally in the 2024 UN E-Government Index, showcasing significant progress in digital governance. This improvement reflects enhancements in online services, telecommunications infrastructure, and human capital, aligning Oman as a leader in digital transformation in the Middle East and Asia.
Tunisia is launching an e-visa platform to enhance visa processing and boost tourism, part of the broader “Tunisia Digital 2025” initiative. Funded by a loan from the African Development Bank, this platform aims to streamline public services and support economic growth through digital transformation.
Saudi Arabia has soared in the UN E-Government Development Index 2024, ranking fourth globally and showcasing significant advancements in digital services. This success reflects the Kingdom’s strong commitment to digital transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, enhancing its leadership in the global digital economy.
