The visions shared by the G7 and G20 on the development of digital public infrastructure (DPI) differ at three major levels, even if the ultimate goal is to make life more liveable for citizens of the world. This is according to digital policy commentator and non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council’s South Asia Center.
While the G20 has been a participant in the global DPI development discourse for some time, the G7 just recently made its position know on the subject through a declaration adopted in March by industry, tech and digital ministers of member states at the close of a meeting in Italy.
