Council of Ministers approves cloud law
The Council of Ministers has approved a draft law related to cloud computing, prepared by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to improve the protection of digital data and strengthen its security. The law also aims to regulate access to data in a manner that balances law enforcement needs with privacy rights, supporting digital transformation and attracting investments in data center and cloud services sectors. It includes provisions establishing obligations for data and telecommunications service providers to ensure open access, interoperability, and transparency. Additionally, the draft addresses competition regulation and market protection, as part of an update to economic legislation to support the business environment and national development through 2030. The goal is to maintain fair competition, reduce monopolistic practices, and emphasize regulation of economic concentration processes.
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