Congo - Digital - Digital inclusion, a pillar of economic development

The Congo's digital transformation project is considered by the government as a response to the problem of the digital divide, poverty, and social inequality. It is part of the National Development Plan 2022-2026.

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The implementation of the national strategy for the development of the digital economy includes:

– “Congo vision Digital 2025” with its pillars

e-government, e-citizen and e-business;

– existing basic critical infrastructures, such as the National Telecommunications Coverage Project;

– the sub-regional fiber optic connection through the Central African Backone Congo-Gabon, Congo-Cameroon and Congo-Central African Republic project;

– the Access Fund for the Universal Electronic Communications Service, the operationalization of which in two years of operation has enabled the connection of more than 150 localities, or nearly 200,000 inhabitants and 18 university and educational establishments;

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– The African Center for Research in Artificial Intelligence, with the support of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, hosted at Denis Sassou Nguesso University, whose training courses for trainers in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity were organized with the help of the Smart Africa Alliance;

– Bodies for monitoring, surveillance or promotion of the digital economy such as the Postal and Electronic Communications Regulatory Agency, the National Information Systems Security Agency and the Digital Economy Development Agency.

In its latest report, the World Bank recommends measures to improve market entry for new private sector players and ensure a level playing field for private and public operators. It recommends promoting pro-competitive regulation in key sectors such as telecommunications, which are essential for the efficient operation of other industries and crucial for the digital economy, the development of which is considered a priority by Congo in light of its economic diversification objectives.