INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
the digital divide the main challenges of the information society.Addressing the 28th session of the United Nations Commission on Science
and Technology for Development (CSTD), which was held from April 7 to 11 in Geneva, Switzerland, he said that the session serves as a
platform to address challenges facing information and communication technologies, dolat.ir reported.The main objective of the event is to
create a shared vision and collective commitment to building an information society in which all the countries and individuals can benefit
In line with economic and social advancement programs, Iran has achieved significant progress in expanding the fiber optic network,
developing mobile broadband in rural and urban areas, and promoting electronic services in the fields of health, trade, education,
as per the Tunis Agenda, Sadr noted that the declaration asserts that all governments should have an equal role and responsibility for
software for some developing countries, preventing them from taking advantage of the available opportunities
It has also undermined the competitive and enabling environment needed for progress, Sadr stressed.Referring to paragraph 70 the global
digital compact, the official went on to call for the development of practical mechanisms to strengthen international digital cooperation
responsible, preserve cultural diversity, and multilingualism, and take into account the national sovereignty of countries in the
implementation of the compact.The official expressed optimism that with the cooperation of all nations and international institutions, the
challenges will be identified and practical solutions will be proposed to address them.28th CSTDThe Commission on Science and Technology for
(ECOSOC) and the United Nations focal point for science, technology, and innovation (STI) for development, in analyzing how STI, including
lessons learned and best practices, providing foresight about critical trends in STI in key sectors of the economy, the environment, and
states, NGOs and actors in the science, technology and development space
agency reported.The meeting was held on the sidelines of the 28th session of the United Nations CSTD).Expressing satisfaction with positive
developing these relations
readiness to participate in international events in Iran.Tehran, Havana boost co-op in different ICT sectorsOn November 24, 2024, Iran and
Cuba signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance cooperation in postal services.A delegation led by Information and Communications
Technology Minister Sattar Hashemi visited South America and the Caribbean region to boost joint efforts in the ICT sector.During a meeting
held in Havana, Hashemi and Cuban Deputy Prime Minister, Eduardo Martinez Diaz, explored avenues for boosting ICT ties, ISNA
artificial intelligence (AI), and telecommunication fields, as well as postal services.The officials highlighted that there are many
opportunities available for fostering cooperation and conducting collaborative efforts.Iranian official, for his part, announced the
between Tehran and Havana, within the framework of the general regulations of the Universal Postal Union (UPU).MT/MG
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