The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has recognized Saudi Arabia’s Digital Regulatory Academy (DRA) for its role in advancing digital capabilities globally. The DRA has contributed to the Telecommunications and Technology Assistance Project and trained over 900 individuals from 100+ countries, furthering the nation’s leadership in digital regulation and transformation.
audi Arabia also achieved 1st place among the G20 countries in the pillar of meaningful connectivity and 2nd place in the pillar of universal connectivity.
A highlight of the meeting was the presentation of PTA’s Digital Gender Inclusion Strategy and the Parental Guidebook on Child Online Protection.
Egypt’s National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has been awarded the highest ranking in the ITU’s G5 Benchmark for regulatory performance, highlighting its success in collaborative regulation for digital transformation.
Somalia’s Ministry of Communication has inked a deal with the ITU to expand digital connectivity, enhance ICT, and modernize technology infrastructure, aligning with global digital advancements.
Bahrain’s Transportation and Telecommunications Minister Mohammed Al Kaabi met with ITU’s BDT Director Dr. Cosmas Zavazava during the RDF-ARB 2023, highlighting the country’s efforts to bolster telecom sector development through international cooperation.
