Through the DTAi, the DCO has conducted extensive research and stakeholder engagement to build a foundation for innovative digital trade solutions such as the Model Digital Economy Agreement (MDEA).
The initiative mapped over 2,500 policies, engaged 1,800 enterprises, and convened multilateral roundtables with government and private-sector leaders—delivering actionable insights to shape smarter digital trade policies and accelerate cooperation.
To catalyze inclusive, future-ready digital trade across DCO Member States by synthesizing insights, aligning policy, and fostering regional collaboration.
- Mapped digital trade regulations across DCO Member States.
- Identified private sector challenges through 1,800+ business surveys.
- Conducted multilateral roundtables and stakeholder interviews.
- Delivered gap analyses and strategic policy guides for digital trade.
The MDEA is a landmark framework developed through DTAi to guide Member States in shaping digital trade governance. It provides an interoperable rulebook spanning 12 key policy areas, including:
- Digital taxation and customs
- Electronic transactions and payments
- Cross-border data transfers
- Cybersecurity and AI
- SME inclusion and online consumer protection
The DTAi Country Reports provide an in-depth look at each Member State’s digital trade environment—highlighting regulatory readiness, market potential, and opportunities for regional cooperation.
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Bahrain
Bangladesh
Cyprus
Djibouti
The Gambia
Ghana
Greece
Jordan
Kuwait
Morocco
Nigeria
Oman
Pakistan
Qatar
Rwanda
Saudi Arabia
