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SIA: Leading Sudan’s digital transformation

By Tacy DingSeptember 6, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • At the forefront of Sudan’s digital transformation is the Sudanese Internet Association (SIA), playing a crucial role in shaping the country’s digital future.
  • Sudanese Internet Association (SIA) is an organisation focused on promoting the development and growth of the internet and digital technologies in Sudan.

Origins and mission

Founded in recent years, the SIA emerged to tackle the challenges facing Sudan’s internet landscape. Historically, the country has faced issues with internet censorship and infrastructure deficiencies. The association was established to advocate for internet freedoms and improve digital infrastructure, working towards a more open and connected Sudan.

Key objectives

Advocacy for internet freedom: The association is committed to defending and enhancing internet freedoms, challenging censorship and advocating for policy reforms that ensure free access to information.

Infrastructure improvement: SIA works on enhancing the country’s digital infrastructure, collaborating with tech companies and government bodies to improve internet connectivity and access across Sudan.

Digital literacy: By organising workshops and training sessions, SIA aims to boost digital skills and cybersecurity awareness among Sudanese citizens, fostering a more digitally savvy population.

Achievements and challenges

The SIA has made significant strides, including successful advocacy for internet freedom reforms and infrastructure projects that extend connectivity to remote areas. However, challenges remain, such as governmental regulation and ongoing infrastructure issues.

Looking ahead, the SIA remains dedicated to overcoming these obstacles, striving to create a more inclusive and technologically advanced Sudan. Their efforts are pivotal in ensuring that Sudan’s digital future is both progressive and accessible.

About SIA

The Sudanese Internet Association (SIA), established in 2001, is a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing internet development in Sudan. It focuses on enhancing internet infrastructure, advocating for favourable internet policies and digital rights, building digital skills and supporting innovation, and engaging the community in discussions on internet issues. The SIA plays a crucial role in bridging the digital divide and fostering a more inclusive digital environment in the country.

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Tacy Ding

Tacy Ding is an intern reporter at BTW Media covering network. She is studying at Zhejiang Gongshang University. Send tips to t.ding@btw.media.

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