Le 30 novembre 2023, la Banque mondiale (BM) a approuvé un programme d' un montant de 266.5 million dollars. The World Bank intends to strengthen the connectivity, promote a single digital market, and increase employment opportunities, and close gender gaps in digital skills, financial services, and

The World Bank agreement aims to improve internet access in The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and Mauritania, and to promote a single digital market in West Africa. The Regional Programme for Africa's Digital Transformation and Digital Integration in West Africa (or DTFA/Wardip in its English acronym), which the WB is supporting, will focus on bridging the digital divide by lowering the cost of internet services in the region, encouraging competition between service providers and improving the underlying infrastructure, leading to new job opportunities and access egrave; s to services for 1.3 million inhabitants, the aim being in particular to reach 50 per cent of women and persons with disabilities