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World Bank seeks to boost connectivity in developing countries

The World Bank announced a new strategy to improve connectivity and digital access in developing nations. This initiative aims to lower the cost of smartphones and broadband services while expanding digital service accessibility. As developing countries face a job creation shortfall, enhanced digital infrastructure is necessary for economic growth. The bank emphasizes the disparity of internet usage between low-income and high-income countries.

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World Bank Launches First Digital Strategy Towards AI in Developing Countries

Washington, Oct 19 (EFE).- The World Bank (WB) announced Monday its first digital strategy to "build the bases" that allow developing countries to benefit from artificial intelligence (AI) and that contemplates the expansion of connectivity and facilitate access to devices and data. In a statement, the institution detailed that this launch comes at a time when these nations face challenges such as resource constraints and the growing need for jo…

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World Bank seeks to boost connectivity in developing countries

World Bank president Ajay Banga said digital technology can help countries create jobs and make scarce resources go further.

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World Bank unveils first digital strategy

Washington, Oct 20 (SocialNews.XYZ) The World Bank Group has launched its first comprehensive digital strategy, placing artificial intelligence, affordable internet access and job creation at the centre of its development agenda as 1.2 billion young... - Social News XYZ

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