NITDA , World Bank , WTO partner to enhance cross - border data services - Blueprint Newspapers Limited

The Nigerian government has outlined a comprehensive plan to boost the digital economy in 2024-2027, saying it is at advanced stage of developing an enabling environment for the country’s digital trade and digitisation growth and diversification, as part of its efforts to tackle the growing threats of digital change across the world and beyond.. () Про The agency says it has launched an ambitious initiative to encourage the nation to create an innovative infrastructure which will underpin the electronic signature framework, according to the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and the World Bank and World Trade Organisation (WTI) to launch the new Strategic Roadmap and Action Plan (S RAP) 2.0 for 2028. The government is set to push for an economic recovery and digital development in the next two years, and it will be given the go-ahead in its bid to revive the presidential renewed hope priority areas of reforming the national identity and technology industries. These are the key steps towards increasing digital investment in technology-based economies, but they have announced that the two nations have agreed to work together to strengthen their strategy to improve digital economic development and expand digital trading, in an attempt to achieve further improvements in digital powers including the development of smart contracts and cyber-security, security and security of mobile phone networks and other critical regulatory instruments, with the launch of an upcoming data exchange platform designed to streamline messaging systems, to be used by the government.

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Published on 2024-06-07

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