Building the digital nation
summary
Argues that a national digital strategy succeeds when regulation, skills and infrastructure align, and shows a working model: DWorld platform creates virtual nation counterparts for Malta, Monaco, Jersey and pilots in Saudi to host immersive commerce, tourism showcases and a national metaw training program that raises digital skills. Claims this increases GDP and foreign talent inflow, recommends public‑private sandboxes and regulation framed as an enabler rather than a barrier.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 0:35Digital ecosystems shaping national economies
- 2:05Human capital and regulatory support
- 3:45Collaboration and vision for emerging technologies
- 5:00Moving stakeholders from awareness to adoption
- 6:20Balancing innovation, regulation, and inclusivity
- 7:10Closing remarks
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