Iraq finalizes landmark agreement to inaugurate its initial state-owned data centers for commercial purposes
Iraq is taking a significant step forward in its digital infrastructure development with the announcement of an initiative to establish the country's first government data centers. The project, planned to be implemented by 2025, aims to strengthen Iraq's digital sovereignty and ensure high levels of data security and credibility.
The initiative, located within Iraq, will see the establishment of data centers at Al-Tansar and Al-Rashid (Sinak) agencies. The agreement for this project was signed between the General Communications and Information Company and Nokia International Company in Baghdad.
Dr. Hayam El-Yassery, the Minister of Communications, is the patron of the initiative. The establishment of these data centers is for commercial purposes and will serve government bodies, private institutions, and the broader private sector.
For the first time, Iraqi citizens' and companies' data will be stored and protected domestically. The data storage and protection will adhere to international standards, with advanced security and reliability measures employed in the data centers. This move is expected to further strengthen Iraq's digital sovereignty.
The initiative is a major move in Iraq's digital infrastructure development. By establishing government data centers, the Iraqi government is ensuring a secure and credible digital environment for its citizens and businesses. This initiative is a significant step in Iraq's digital transformation and is expected to boost the country's digital economy.
The Minister of Communications, Dr. Hayam El-Yassery, expressed his optimism about the initiative, stating that it is a crucial step towards a digital Iraq. He emphasised the importance of data security and credibility in the digital age and highlighted the potential benefits of the initiative for the Iraqi economy and society.
In conclusion, the establishment of Iraq's first government data centers is a significant move in the country's digital infrastructure development. The initiative aims to strengthen Iraq's digital sovereignty, ensure high levels of data security and credibility, and provide a secure and reliable digital environment for Iraqi citizens and businesses. The project is expected to boost the country's digital economy and contribute to its overall development.
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