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Arab nations set to join Digital Cooperation
The Digital Cooperation Organization announced its approval of the nomination of 8 new countries to join as full members, increasing the number of members from 16 to 24 countries. This brings their combined population to approximately 980 million people, which is about 12% of the world's population. The candidate countries include Albania, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Zambia. Formal approval will be granted after the signing of the charter. Additionally, the organization is preparing to welcome Tajikistan as an associate member to enhance cooperation in digital fields. This move is part of its strategy to strengthen digital sovereignty and develop infrastructure based on the formulation of global rules in artificial intelligence, data, and digital commerce. The organization aims to expand its influence and transform its achievements into an investment framework and stable rules that contribute to shaping the regulatory framework for the global digital economy.
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