Sudan officially joined the global technology frontier by signing the establishment agreement for the Global Organization for Cooperation in Artificial Intelligence.
The historic signing ceremony took place on Friday at the Chinese Foreign Ministry headquarters located in the heart of Beijing.
Ambassador Omar Issa Ahmed proudly signed the foundational document on behalf of the Sudanese government as a founding member state.
China’s Assistant Foreign Minister Liu Bin witnessed the event, marking a new dawn of technological diplomacy for the participating nations.
Brunei, Vietnam, Iran, and Togo also entered the alliance, expanding the organization’s foundational network to thirty-five distinct member states.
Ambassador Ahmed expressed profound gratitude to China for pioneering this specialized international body dedicated to fostering global digital harmony.
Sudan pledged to actively exchange vital knowledge, harness capacity-building opportunities, and accelerate scientific research with its new global partners.
The nation seeks to build equitable, sustainable partnerships that will ultimately illuminate development paths across the Global South.
