A new MoU signed at INOTEX 2025 between Iranian and Uzbek companies aims to enhance ICT cooperation, focusing on infrastructure development and advanced systems in Uzbekistan. The event also featured over 500 companies and sessions on AI, renewable energy, medical technology, and IoT, promoting global partnerships and innovations.
Iran and Azerbaijan signed a strategic ICT agreement to enhance cooperation in communication infrastructure, including data transit and submarine cable development. The deal positions Iran as a digital hub, strengthening connectivity between Asia and Europe. Both countries will invest in infrastructure to boost North-South and East-West communication corridors.
Syria’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Abdul Salam Haykal, met with Michalis Hadjikyrou, Cyprus’ Chargé d’Affaires, to discuss enhancing bilateral cooperation in communications and information technology. The focus was on advancing Syria’s digital infrastructure, fostering collaboration between the two nations in this sector.
Iran and Saudi Arabia are strengthening ICT cooperation, focusing on regional data transit, cybersecurity, e-government, and infrastructure development. The countries aim to boost mutual collaboration through joint projects in AI, messaging platforms, and optical fiber, while leveraging their private sectors for ICT advancements, contributing to economic and technological growth.
