Iraq and Germany’s GIZ Join Forces to Advance Digital Transformation

Baghdad, Iraq – On Thursday, Mohammed al-Najjar, Head of the Iraq Development Fund, announced a new agreement with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). This partnership aims to strengthen digital transformation efforts in Iraq.

The deal focuses on enhancing cooperation to modernize Iraq’s digital infrastructure. It seeks to improve government services through the adoption of new technologies. According to al-Najjar, these initiatives are vital for Iraq’s economic growth and development.

The German agency, known as GIZ, brings expertise in technical cooperation and sustainable development. Their involvement will support Iraq in building digital systems that can improve public administration and service delivery. The project will include:

• Training programs for local staff
• Introduction of innovative digital tools

Digital transformation is seen as a key factor in boosting Iraq’s competitiveness in the global economy. The collaboration will help Iraq:

1. Streamline government operations
2. Increase transparency
3. Provide easier access to services for citizens

Al-Najjar highlighted that this agreement is part of Iraq’s broader strategy to integrate modern technologies across various sectors, including health, education, and finance. It also aligns with international efforts to foster cooperation between countries on digital development.

The agreement was signed during a meeting in Baghdad, where representatives from both Iraq and the German GIZ agency discussed future steps. Both sides emphasized the importance of ongoing support and knowledge exchange to ensure the success of these projects.

This partnership marks a significant step forward for Iraq’s digital ambitions. It shows commitment from both Iraq and Germany to work closely towards building a stronger, more connected future.

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