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DCO Secretary General To Deliver Keynote At Pak–Kuwait Tech Conference 2025

  • September 9, 2025
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Her Excellency Deemah AlYahya, Secretary General of Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO), will deliver the keynote address at the upcoming Pak–Kuwait Tech Conference 2025, which is scheduled to take place on 29–30 September in Kuwait. This event represents a significant moment for regional technology stakeholders to engage on topics shaping digital economies, innovation, and cross-border partnerships. Her Excellency’s participation underscores the importance of collaborative efforts between nations to advance shared goals in technology and digital growth.

The Pak–Kuwait Tech Conference 2025 aims to bring together senior government representatives, corporate leaders, innovators, and experts from across Pakistan, Kuwait, and other participating countries. By convening this diverse audience, the conference seeks to provide a platform for meaningful dialogue on policies, strategies, and initiatives that can foster a more connected and resilient digital future. With digital transformation increasingly at the forefront of national development agendas, such gatherings help bridge knowledge gaps and align priorities across borders.

Her Excellency Deemah AlYahya’s keynote address is expected to highlight how strengthened digital cooperation can accelerate innovation, create new economic opportunities, and support sustainable growth across member states. As Secretary General of DCO, she has been instrumental in promoting frameworks for collaborative technology policies, capacity-building programs, and knowledge-sharing mechanisms among member countries. Her insights at the conference are anticipated to guide both public and private sector stakeholders on how to harness these initiatives effectively.

The conference organizers have set 8 September 2025 as the deadline for interested participants to apply for attendance. Individuals and organizations keen to be part of the discussion can secure their place by registering through this link. By encouraging early engagement and participation, the event aims to ensure that stakeholders from various sectors can contribute their perspectives and shape the outcomes of the dialogue. With growing interest from across the region, the Pak–Kuwait Tech Conference 2025 is positioned to be a pivotal forum for advancing digital collaboration between Pakistan and Kuwait, while fostering stronger networks that extend beyond the event itself.

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