Melayu TonTon
ISLAMABAD: Syed Amin ul-Haque, priest for data innovation and telecom, met on Tuesday at the Versatile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona with Deemah al-Yahya, secretary general of the Computerized Participation Association (DCO).
DCO is a global organization that was established in November 2020 by Pakistan and a group of countries in the Middle East to accelerate the development of the computerized economy. It hopes to achieve success and social strength by bringing together efforts to advance advanced change.
In April of the following year, Saudi Arabia’s Al-Yahya, a pioneer in technology, became the organization’s most memorable secretary general.
In accordance with the DCO Establishment Contract, the pastor expressed Pakistan’s desire to form an essential organization with DCO to fully utilize the capability of information and communication technology (ICT) for local financial development during the gathering.
The MWC in Barcelona, which began on February 27 and will conclude on Walk 2, is the largest and most significant event for the availability environment. It is coordinated by GSMA, a group that represents the interests of portable organization administrators worldwide.
The event is being attended by representatives from various governments as well as representatives of mobile and innovation organizations from all over the world.
The priest emphasized how important it was for Pakistan to have the option to receive significant benefits from its participation in DCO. He mentioned attracting businesses and ventures into the advanced/ICT/telecom sector, preparing for and limiting work in emerging advancements, and reasonable business opportunities with DCO.
