\nMANAMA, The International Telecommunication Institute conference in the Middle East and North Africa region was kicked off Tuesday in the Kingdom of Bahrain with participation from the State of Kuwait.
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\nThe conference, will discuss the importance of digital economy, and will be attended by members from the Kuwait Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA).
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\nThe one-day conference, hosted by the Bahrain Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, aims to discuss the most challenging digital and technological issues in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
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\nThe conference included discussion representatives on the digital economy, safety when using the Internet, protecting society, and finding a regulatory model for artificial intelligence (AI).
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\nThey also discussed protecting data privacy in light of the constant use of the Internet and cybersecurity measures.
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\nThe conference will display presentations about the Internet and satellites and the extent to which new systems are needed. The Kuwaiti delegation, led by Abdullah Al-Ajmi, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of CITRA, who will bring their expertise to enrich the conference discussions.
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\nSource: Kuwait News Agency
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