Apple offers App Store in 20 new countries you know now, your country may be one of them
App Store is an application that allows iOS users to download programs and applications, as we know that the App Store is not available to all countries, but the company is trying as much as possible to provide the store in all countries, and indeed Apple has announced on Monday the launch of its App Store store in 20 new countries during the current year, including a few Arab countries.
Apple has asked developers to update their information before April 10, which means the launch may take place within the next month. The App Store is currently available in 155 countries worldwide.
The U.S. company did not specify when the store would be available in the new countries, but asked developers to log on to their accounts on its developer-oriented website, and to accept updated licensing agreements so that their apps could be made available to users as soon as the store became available.
Now we will get to know the new countries where the store will be available: Afghanistan, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Georgia, Maldives, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cameroon, Iraq, Kosovo, Libya, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nauru, Rwanda, Tonga, Zambia and Vanuatu.
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