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Jordan hosts fourth digital cooperation organisation assembly at the Dead Sea

Prime minister says Jordan’s vision aligns with DCO’s digital transformation goals

By JT - Feb 19,2025 - Last updated at Feb 19,2025

Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Wednesday receives Secretary-General of the Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO) Deemah Al Yahya at the Prime Ministry (Petra photo)

AMMAN — Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Wednesday received Secretary-General of the Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO) Deemah Al Yahya at the Prime Ministry. 

Al Yahya was accompanied by the heads of delegations attending the DCO’s fourth General Assembly, which is currently chaired by Jordan and being held at the Dead Sea, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. 

The prime minister commended the DCO’s pivotal role in advancing digital cooperation among member states, supporting digital transformation and enabling the digital economy to drive sustainable development. 

He also highlighted the National Council for Future Technology, established under the directives of His Majesty King Abdullah and chaired by the prime minister, with oversight from HRH Crown Prince Hussein. 

The council is set to play a key role in shaping Jordan’s digital policies, fostering private-sector partnerships and staying ahead of technological developments.

Hassan emphasised the importance of Jordan’s hosting of the meeting, especially amid the rapid global shift toward digital transformation. 

He noted that Jordan’s vision for digital development aligns closely with the DCO’s objectives, reinforcing the country’s commitment to advancing digital innovation.

Al Yahya expressed her appreciation for Jordan’s hospitality, saying that the General Assembly marks a significant milestone in strengthening digital cooperation among member states. 

She also highlighted that the event in Jordan is a reflection of a shared commitment to building an inclusive, thriving digital ecosystem that creates sustainable economic opportunities in line with future needs.

Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship Sami Smirat stressed that hosting the fourth General Assembly underscores Jordan’s dedication to bolstering digital cooperation with the DCO’s 16 member states.

The heads of delegations reiterated their countries’ commitment to enhancing collaboration and supporting the DCO’s ambitious vision of creating an inclusive and sustainable digital economy.

 

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