World Bank to allocate $ 25 billion for development of Internet in Africa
The World Bank intends to invest $ 25 billion by 2030 in the development of information technologies in Africa in order to provide African countries with access to the Internet.
The World Bank aims to make the global network accessible to every inhabitant of the African continent. The so-called “Digital Leap for Africa” also implies an Internet connection to the business and public services sectors.
The World Bank is an international financial institution, which was established with the aim of providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries, Belta.by reports.
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