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Over 100 countries expected to take part in Global Digital Forum, Russian official says

Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov said senior executives from international organizations plan to attend the event.

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— TASS (Russia)

More than 100 countries are expected to participate in the upcoming Global Digital Forum, according to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov.

Alimov said senior executives representing international organizations are also planning to attend the forum, pointing to broad institutional interest in the event alongside national-level participation.

Details of the forum's specific agenda, dates, and host location were not included in the available source material, nor were the names of the international organizations or executives expected to take part. It was also not specified whether Alimov provided further context on the forum's aims or the topics likely to be discussed.

The scale of anticipated participation, spanning more than 100 countries, suggests the forum is positioned as a significant international gathering on digital affairs, though the precise scope of digital topics to be addressed was not detailed in the reporting reviewed.

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