Unlocking meaningful internet connectivity in landlocked developing countries (LLDCs) is the key to breaking traditional barriers to global trade, boosting digital economies, and improving public services like education and health. By shifting commerce online and using advanced ICT tools in logistics and transportation, LLDCs can streamline operations, cut costs, and access new markets—all without the need for physical infrastructure. Yet, as of 2023, only 39% of people in LLDCs are online, with affordability and access disparities persisting, especially in African regions.