The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) concluded its fourth general assembly in Amman, signing memorandums of understanding with key global partners. The event highlighted Jordan’s leadership in advancing the digital economy and marked the transition of presidency to Kuwait for 2025, with a continued focus on inclusive digital growth.
Oman’s participation in LEAP 2025 led to nine tech cooperation agreements worth over $10 million. Omani startups such as GSME, DataMining, and Mubasher secured partnerships with Saudi firms in areas like semiconductors, AI, and software solutions, marking a significant expansion of Oman’s tech sector into international markets.
KaiOS and Mastercard are partnering to bring digital payment solutions to SMEs in developing markets, starting with Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria. This initiative will enable businesses to process transactions using affordable KaiOS devices, promoting financial inclusion and modern commerce.
Iraq partners with Apple to launch a training program aimed at enhancing job opportunities for young people. This initiative, part of a broader digital transformation strategy, includes improvements in public services and digital infrastructure, backed by collaborations in academia and technology development.
