The Minister of Communications and Information Technology, in a press conference, emphasized the importance and necessity of quickly resolving IPV6 limitations, introducing the national information network as the "people's network." He highlighted the advancements in modern technologies around the world and stressed the need to keep pace with and adapt to these technologies.
The Necessity of Keeping Pace with Modern Technologies
The Minister of Communications stated that the development of the national information network should not be in conflict with modern technologies, noting that this network must be designed and implemented in a way that best meets the needs of the people. He also pointed out the necessity of adhering to global standards in this area, stating: "We cannot isolate ourselves from the world and must leverage modern technologies."
Existing Challenges and Solutions
The Minister of Communications continued to address the existing challenges in the development of IPV6, saying: "Many of the current problems in this area stem from insufficient attention to the relevant infrastructure and technologies. We must approach this issue with a comprehensive and holistic perspective and provide practical and effective solutions."
He stated that various working groups have been formed to address these issues and emphasized that more serious and rapid actions must be taken in this regard. The Minister of Communications also highlighted the importance of collaboration with the private sector and relevant institutions to expedite this process.
Finally, he called on all stakeholders to cooperate in the development and improvement of the national information network and noted: "This network does not belong solely to the government; it belongs to the people and must be transformed into an efficient and effective network with the participation of all."
