- Emerging economies are experimenting with new technologies and shaping the regulatory landscape, but digital access is still highly unequal.
- Large-scale investment in infrastructure and innovation is crucial for building an inclusive digital future.
- COVID-19 has highlighted the need for international collaboration and a joint approach to global challenges, tapping the power of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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