Dead Sea, Jordan: The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) announced the winners of the prestigious Digital Prosperity Awards during its 4th General Assembly, held in Jordan at the Dead Sea. The awards recognize outstanding initiatives that drive digital transformation, foster innovation, and empower societies across DCO’s 16 Member States and beyond.
Sponsored by Elm, this year’s awards celebrated achievements in three key pillars: Digital Innovation, Digital Transformation, and Empowering Society. Seven winners were honored for their contributions to advancing the digital economy across public, private, and civil society sectors.
2025 Digital Prosperity Award Winners
*Digital Innovation: Ynmo (Saudi Arabia) -Disruptive Technology Solutions
*Digital Transformation: Tuwaiq Academy (Saudi Arabia) -Cooperation Ministry of Human Resources & Social Development (Saudi Arabia) – Decision-Making
* Empowering Society: National Institute of Innovation and Advanced Technology (Morocco) & NeuroTech (Jordan) -Environment
Motto Vest Trading Pvt (Pakistan) – Ethics
In addition, two flagship awards were presented for Digital Prosperity for All:
*DCO Member Prize: NeuroTech (Jordan)
*International Prize: SPARK (Netherlands)
Each flagship award winner received $200,000 to further their digital initiatives.
Leaders Highlight the Impact of Digital Transformation
Sami Smeirat, Jordan’s Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship and DCO Chairman, emphasized the awards’ role in fostering a global digital economy:
* The Digital Prosperity Awards mark a milestone in our journey toward inclusive digital transformation. Jordan is proud to be part of this international effort, recognizing that digital progress is essential for sustainable development and economic resilience.
DCO Secretary-General Deemah AlYahya congratulated the winners and called for greater collaboration:
*These awards showcase the power of digital innovation to drive economic growth and bridge the digital divide. I encourage innovators worldwide to join us in shaping a more inclusive digital future.
