Arab nations to join Digital Cooperation Organization

The Digital Cooperation Organization announced its approval to nominate 8 new countries to join, increasing its membership from 16 to 24 countries. This expansion includes nations from Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Western Balkans, with a combined population of nearly 980 million people—around 12% of the world's population. The aim of this expansion is to enhance international cooperation in the digital economy, develop global standards for data and artificial intelligence, and achieve digital sovereignty for member states. It also focuses on developing digital infrastructure and supporting innovative policies and digital initiatives through 2030. The Secretary-General affirmed that this expansion reflects the organization's successful model, aiming to broaden its impact and turn its achievements into more solid infrastructure and investments.

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