Digital Cooperation Organization Adds Eight Countries
The Digital Cooperation Organization announced that its council has approved the addition of eight new member countries: Albania, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Zambia. This brings the total number of members from 16 to 24 countries, comprising approximately 980 million people. Additionally, the Republic of Tajikistan will join as an associate member to strengthen cooperation in the digital economy, in line with its national strategy through 2030. The expansion aims to broaden the organization's influence, which now represents about 12% of the world’s population. For the first time, it will include Central Asia as well as the Caucasus and Western Balkans regions, enhancing its role as a key platform for international cooperation in the digital sector and for developing the regulatory frameworks of the global digital economy.
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