Africazine:
Bahrain and the Comoros are advancing their digital cooperation through a new agreement.
The Kingdom of Bahrain and the Union of the Comoros signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance eGovernment and digital transformation. This agreement, part of Bahrain’s Global Digital Twinning Initiative, was formalized during a virtual meeting between Bahrain’s Information & eGovernment Authority and the Comoros’ National Digital Development Agency.
Bahrain and Comoros Join Forces for Digital Growth
This partnership aims to bolster digital services in the Comoros, aligning with United Nations standards. Bahrain launched its Global Digital Twinning Initiative in December 2024, focusing on expanding digital cooperation with friendly nations.
Under the agreement, Bahrain will assist the Comoros in improving its performance in the United Nations eGovernment Development Index (EGDI). This support will include the exchange of technical expertise and training programs designed to enhance digital government services.
Bahrain: Key figures on eGovernment Cooperation
- December 2024: Launch of Bahrain’s Global Digital Twinning Initiative
Workshops and Training to Enhance Digital Services
The partnership will feature workshops and official visits aimed at sharing knowledge and best practices. Both countries will exchange studies and statistics to strengthen their digital development efforts. This collaboration is set to improve government efficiency and service delivery in both nations.
Next Steps in Digital Transformation
- Conduct workshops to share best practices
- Facilitate official visits between the two countries
- Implement training programs for digital services enhancement
This agreement marks a significant step towards enhanced digital governance in both Bahrain and the Comoros.
