Spain Brings Together 22 Countries at the Ibero-American Digital Forum to Define a Technology Agenda
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Spain has brought together 22 countries at the Ibero-American Digital Forum, a meeting dedicated to defining a common technology agenda. The main goal of this gathering is to coordinate digital policies among Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries and to set priorities for the coming years.
During the forum, representatives of the various governments discussed topics such as the digital transformation of public administrations, cybersecurity, and internet access in rural areas. In addition, the focus was placed on training professionals specialised in technology, a sector in which the demand for workers continues to grow across the region.
Another important issue at the meeting was artificial intelligence and the need to create rules that protect citizens without stifling innovation. Participants agreed that cooperation between countries is key to addressing challenges that have no borders.
In conclusion, the Ibero-American Digital Forum represents a step towards strengthening technological collaboration between Spain and its Ibero-American partners. The conclusions and concrete commitments will be made public in the coming months, and the outcome of the forum could influence digital policies across the region.
Sources: IT User
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