Iraqi government curriculum adopts digital transformation in the country, says CMC

INA - BAGHDAD 

The head of Communications and Media Commission - CMC, Ali Al-Moayyed, confirmed on Tuesday, that the government curriculum adopts digital transformation in the country, while urging US technology companies to expand their work in Iraq.

Al-Moayyad met with a number of major technology companies in the USA and Europe on the sidelines of the Mobile World Conference - MWC 2024, Barcelona, according to a statement by CMC, received by the Iraqi News Agency - INA.

Al-Moayad urged US technology companies "to expand their work in Iraq and help provide solutions to activate digital programs for managing Iraqi government institutions and all their other administrative and organizational operations."

During his meeting with Amazon and Enztsu, Al-Moayad confirmed that “the government approach adopts digital transformation in the country. This calls on these companies to transfer their global experiences and activate their cooperation with Iraqi institutions. It qualifies them to achieve high profits within the framework of the country’s adoption of the strategy of digitization and expanding inclusion financial operations."