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Greater institutional investment, better distribution of tech companies, and the adoption of open source could break down regional barriers

The ESCP Professor and Founder of the European Center for Digital Competitiveness has been named a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader 2022 as the single honouree from Germany this year. The Forum of Young Global Leaders is an independent non-pr

The launches began with the program (Life Experiences — with two aspects of the housing journey and the investor journey). The first program is affiliated with the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing, while the second program belonged to the Ministry of Investment.

The Ministry of Tourism launched the digital tourism strategy; The National Center for Government Resources Systems launched the e-contracting service, and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology signed three memorandum of cooperation.

The Omani government’s Digital Transformation Programme will culminate in the establishment of a unified electronic portal serving as a one-stop shop for the delivery of services...

INTERVIEW: TASSOS ZACHOS Greece, in the midst of a pandemic, is undoubtedly experiencing an era of digital «boom». The new conditions that were created by Covid-19 and were accelerated by digital developments, the moves of the state to digitize and improve state-related processes, and the interest of global technology giants to invest in the Greek […]

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JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia’s strong digital infrastructure has enabled the public and private sectors to meet the devastating challenges of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, the Kingdom’s envoy to the UN has said. “Guided by the national transformation program, the Kingdom’s technological progress has contributed to raising the level of transparency and digital

Chancellor Angela Merkel has steered Germany through many crises over the past 16 years, but she has also left behind a mixed legacy and failed to tackle some deep structural problems in Europes...

By Michael Nienaber and Rene Wagner BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel has steered Germany through many crises over the past 16 years, but she has also left behind a mixed legacy and failed to tackle some deep structural problems in Europes largest economy. Despite a golden decade of uninterrupted growth and budget surpluses, most economists agree Germany has neglected its public infrastructure and invested too little in digitisation. The Ifo institute forecasts the economy will grow by...