Iranian VP Advocates for Unity Against Unilateralism in Digital Governance and AI Development

Iranian VP Advocates for Unity Against Unilateralism in Digital Governance and AI Development

In a recent address, Iranian Vice President Mohammad-Reza Aref highlighted the importance of combating unilateralism in the realms of digital and artificial intelligence economies. His remarks were made during his visit to Kazakhstan, where he participated in significant discussions at the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Prime Ministers’ meeting and the 2025 Almaty Digital Forum.

During the 2025 Almaty Digital Forum, Aref called for enhanced collaboration among member states to develop joint digital and AI products, emphasizing the immense potential within these countries. His proposals, aimed at fostering cooperation in the digital economy, included:

  • Connecting Communication Infrastructure: Establishing robust networks for seamless communication.
  • Integrating Laws: Harmonizing regulations to facilitate smoother operations within the digital economy.
  • Creating Common Platforms: Collaborating on platforms that enhance digital experiences.
  • Countering Unilateralism: Advocating for inclusive governance in the digital landscape.
  • Joint Development of Digital Products: Working together to create and advance AI tools tailored to the needs of member countries.

Aref further stressed the necessity for Iran and its regional partners to unite in laying the groundwork for a new digital and industrial era. His vision underscores the critical role that collaboration plays in harnessing the full capabilities of the EAEU member nations in the evolving digital economy.

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