In the third annual ranking of the Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL), Tajikistan ranked 104th out of 110 countries. Photo: Internet The Digital Quality of Life Index study shows that Tajikistan has the lowest digital development indicators in Central Asia. The DQL study is conducted by Surfshark. It covers 90% of the world’s population […]
In the third annual ranking of the Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL), Tajikistan ranked 104th out of 110 countries.
Photo: InternetThe Digital Quality of Life Index study shows that Tajikistan has the lowest digital development indicators in Central Asia.
The DQL study is conducted by Surfshark. It covers 90% of the world’s population and evaluates countries based on five key principles of digital well-being.
Tajikistan ranks 80th in the world for internet accessibility, 93rd for electronic security, 105th for the development of a “digital state,” 107th for the level of electronic infrastructure development, and 103rd for internet quality.
Photo: InternetOverall, Tajikistan ranks 104th in the world, and in all five key principles of digital well-being, it holds some of the lowest positions in the ranking.
The study shows that the quality of the internet in Tajikistan is among the worst in the world and in Central Asia.
The speed of mobile internet in the country is one of the lowest in the world (12.63 Mbps), ranking 108th out of 110 countries.
The study indicates that internet accessibility in Tajikistan is worse than in approximately 70% of countries worldwide.
In general, 6 out of the 10 countries with the highest rankings are European countries, as was the case last year. As last year, Denmark is in 1st place in the DQL ranking, and South Korea is in 2nd place.
Finland occupies 3rd place in the ranking, while Israel and the USA are among the top five leaders. The five countries with the worst indicators are Ethiopia, Cambodia, Cameroon, Guatemala, and Angola.