Eight nations accede to Digital Cooperation
The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) announced that its council has approved the accession of eight new countries to the organization, increasing the number of members from 16 to 24 countries. These countries collectively represent nearly 980 million people. The new members include Albania, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Zambia, while Tajikistan will join as an associate member. This expansion aims to strengthen digital cooperation, enhance the capacity to develop global rules for the digital economy, and expand the organization's presence in Central Asia and the Caucasus for the first time, in line with its strategy through 2030. The goal is to achieve further stability and innovation in digital policies and emerging industries.
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