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Bangladesh Becomes WAICO Observer to Enhance Global AI Cooperation

Bangladesh has joined the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO) as an observer, aiming to boost international AI cooperation.

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In a move to strengthen global collaboration on artificial intelligence, Bangladesh has officially joined the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO) as an observer member. This decision was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, highlighting Bangladesh's commitment to advancing AI technologies on the international stage.

About WAICO

WAICO was established on July 16, 2026, in Shanghai, China. The organization was founded by representatives from 29 countries, including China, Kazakhstan, Laos, Pakistan, Russia, and Indonesia. Its primary objectives include fostering global AI innovation, promoting inclusive development, and ensuring that AI remains safe and beneficial for humanity.

Bangladesh's Motivation

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Bangladesh's decision to join WAICO as an observer is part of its broader strategy to engage in international AI cooperation. By participating in WAICO, Bangladesh aims to narrow the digital divide, support an open and fair environment for AI development, and contribute to the global governance of AI.

WAICO's founding principles align with the United Nations Charter, emphasizing extensive consultation, joint contribution, and shared benefits. The organization also adopts a people-centred approach to advance global AI cooperation.

Why This Matters for Bangladesh

Joining WAICO provides Bangladesh with a platform to collaborate with leading AI nations, exchange best practices, and contribute to global AI policies. This membership could also enhance Bangladesh's technological capabilities and ensure its participation in the future of AI development.

Source: BSS

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What is WAICO?
WAICO is the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, an intergovernmental body established to promote global AI cooperation.
When was WAICO established?
WAICO was established on July 16, 2026.

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