The assembly highlighted the importance of global collaboration in achieving digital economic growth, benefiting over 800 million people across member states. Key initiatives include combating online misinformation and supporting digital transformation through innovation and entrepreneurship. The 2025-2028 Agenda sets a blueprint for the next four years, with Kuwait leading efforts to enhance the digital economy. The DCO aims to unite governments, the private sector, and civil society to address shared challenges and promote inclusive digital prosperity.
Key takeaways:
- The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) concluded its 4th General Assembly in Jordan, endorsing the 2025-2028 Agenda to advance digital maturity across Member States.
- The Assembly saw the introduction of new digital cooperation initiatives, including the DCO Entrepreneurship and Innovation Standard of Excellence and the AI Ethics Evaluator.
- Jordan handed over the DCO Council presidency to Kuwait, with plans to focus on combating online misinformation and supporting digital transformation initiatives.
- The DCO aims to drive digital economic growth for over 800 million people across its 16 Member States, emphasizing global collaboration for inclusive and sustainable development.