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development of an interconnected supply chain entirely through 5G which would
allow:
a. A multitude of sensors to monitor all stocks, whether at the raw material stage,

during construction or production, or during transport,
b. The generation and exchange of reliable real-time data enables companies to
anticipate needs, organise production schedules flexibly, monitor and correct

errors, track the progress of orders and even pre-sort materials for recycling;

10. Requests developed countries, signatories, investment funds and United Nations

agencies to find ways to implement 5G in developing countries so as not to exclude
them and prevent them from not benefiting from 5G;

11. Recalls that decision-makers will need to consider a variety of investment models to

deploy 5G, which is an expensive investment, including:
a. Public-private partnerships, loans, promotion funds,
b. The State, which can intervene and finance part of the investment in

partnership with the 5G market;

12. Confirms that that the deployment of 5G is expected to create jobs in many sectors:
transport, health, finance, new multimedia technologies in themselves such as mixed

reality and video streaming, not forgetting artificial intelligence;

13. Proposes the creation of programs allowing young people with knowledge of the field

and sufficient expertise to go to other countries whose companies allow the
deployment of 5G, allowing these young people to work on the construction and
configuration of 5G base stations in these countries, thus offering control over what

happens at the production level preventing the implementation of products that allow
espionage by operators;

14. Suggests that member States develop artificial intelligence by combining it with 5G to
optimise the possibilities of 5G, also enabling faster progress towards the 17 objectives
of the SDGs set by the UN, transforming our society into an intelligent society, creating
intelligent cities, and making systems intelligent, autonomous, and connected;

15. Demands that operators and States make significant investments in 5G development
in developing countries through:

a. The creation of education programs for young populations in the ICT field,
b. The replacement of copper cables by fiber in all strategic geographical points
such as the backbones in the Suez Canal,

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