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  النقاش revolved around the dual challenge of digital transformation, which not only boosts efficiency but also presents environmental challenges that cannot be ignored. While it is true that technological advancements and electronic waste production are integral aspects of this transition, there's a growing concern about the impact on the environment.

Nadia Al Qahtani asserted that while the double-edged sword of technological progress can be managed through sustainable solutions such as renewable energy use and electronic waste recycling, acknowledging both its positive and negative aspects is crucial. Ways to strike a balance between technological innovation and environmental protection were discussed, highlighting the need for a cultural shift towards recognizing environmental stewardship as part of business development and technological evolution.

وسيلة Ben Abdul Malk emphasized the importance of reducing consumption patterns at an individual level, stressing that if we continue to consume electronics indiscriminately and use the internet without limits, the adverse effects on the environment will be immense despite any efforts made towards sustainable practices. She further argued that changing our habits and daily routines is essential to avoid harm to natural landscapes.

Said Al-Qasmi countered by noting that while focusing solely on technical solutions would not solve the problem, it's equally important to alter consumer behavior and lifestyles. He acknowledged that companies play a significant role in shaping the market, and without strong governmental pressure, real change will remain elusive. He suggested adopting regulatory measures that force corporations to operate with greater environmental responsibility rather than just raising awareness among individuals.

In response to his perspective, Wassila Ben Abdelmalek pointed out that while personal modifications can make a difference, the issue is much deeper than merely altering personal behaviors. she highlighted the necessity for radical changes in policies and laws governing technology usage and manufacturing. She stressed that corporations, particularly large ones, wield considerable influence over the market dynamics, making them key players in achieving environmental sustainability within the context of digital transformation. Thus, she called for stricter government regulations to force these firms to act more responsibly environmentally, rather than merely educating consumers.

The discussion ultimately underscored the complexity of striking a balance between fostering economic growth and safeguarding the planet. Acknowledging the shared responsibility among various stakeholders—individuals, industries, governments, and international bodies—is vital in achieving a sustainable future during the digital revolution.