The MoE’s summer programme in Dakhliyah empowers students with practical STEM skills and innovation-driven learning, preparing them for international competitions and advancing Oman’s vision for a science-savvy future generation.
“Raf” represents a promising leap in Omani digital entrepreneurship by providing an AI-driven e-commerce platform that lowers barriers for aspiring online business owners. With strong backing and a clear vision, the startup aims to become a regional leader in smart commerce solutions.
Kale Logistics Solutions and Novel Muscat’s contract to deliver Oman’s National Port Community System marks a pivotal step in the country’s logistics modernization. By integrating cargo operations digitally across multiple transport modes, the NPCS will enhance trade facilitation, operational efficiency, and job creation aligned with Oman’s 2040 logistics strategy.
Esbaar is set to revolutionize Oman’s logistics sector with its first heavy-duty drone cargo delivery service, targeting diverse industries and remote locations. Leveraging advanced UAV technology and BVLOS operations, the initiative promises faster, more efficient, and greener cargo transport, alongside new employment opportunities for Omanis.
Sabina Maskey steps in as the acting head of Nepal Telecom amid a corruption investigation targeting the former leadership and associated foreign entities. The move aims to restore governance and accountability within the state-owned telecom company.
This event marks a pivotal moment for Moroccan marketers and creatives as they gain access to LinkAI, an AI-powered tool that predicts ad effectiveness before broadcast. By combining neuroscience with artificial intelligence, LinkAI offers brands a smarter, data-driven way to design emotionally compelling campaigns and improve audience engagement worldwide.
Bangladesh has fallen six places to 82nd in Surfshark’s 2025 Digital Quality of Life Index, ranking 121 countries by digital wellbeing across five pillars. It performed best in internet quality at 65th, though speeds remain below global averages. Affordability challenges persist, with over four hours of work needed monthly for fixed broadband access. The country ranked 73rd in e-government and 85th in e-security, trailing India but ahead of Pakistan.
Bahrain’s Information and eGovernment Authority (iGA) held virtual workshops to launch the 13th eGovernment Excellence Award 2025, educating participants on categories, criteria, and submission processes. The initiative supports digital innovation and service quality improvements, encouraging public, private, and individual involvement before the June 28 deadline.
Jumia partners with Diar Dzair to launch Buy Now, Pay Later service in Algeria, enhancing online shopping accessibility and digital finance adoption. This initiative aims to boost sales and overcome payment barriers in Algeria’s cash-based retail environment, supporting the growth of the country’s digital economy and e-commerce market.
The Syrian government is negotiating with leading Gulf telecom companies Zein, Etisalat, Saudi Telecom, and Ooredoo to execute a $300 million fibre optic expansion project. This initiative aims to modernize Syria’s digital infrastructure, boost internet connectivity, and stimulate economic development through enhanced telecommunications networks.
The MoE’s summer programme in Dakhliyah empowers students with practical STEM skills and innovation-driven learning, preparing them for international competitions and advancing Oman’s vision for a science-savvy future generation.
“Raf” represents a promising leap in Omani digital entrepreneurship by providing an AI-driven e-commerce platform that lowers barriers for aspiring online business owners. With strong backing and a clear vision, the startup aims to become a regional leader in smart commerce solutions.
Kale Logistics Solutions and Novel Muscat’s contract to deliver Oman’s National Port Community System marks a pivotal step in the country’s logistics modernization. By integrating cargo operations digitally across multiple transport modes, the NPCS will enhance trade facilitation, operational efficiency, and job creation aligned with Oman’s 2040 logistics strategy.
Esbaar is set to revolutionize Oman’s logistics sector with its first heavy-duty drone cargo delivery service, targeting diverse industries and remote locations. Leveraging advanced UAV technology and BVLOS operations, the initiative promises faster, more efficient, and greener cargo transport, alongside new employment opportunities for Omanis.
Sabina Maskey steps in as the acting head of Nepal Telecom amid a corruption investigation targeting the former leadership and associated foreign entities. The move aims to restore governance and accountability within the state-owned telecom company.
This event marks a pivotal moment for Moroccan marketers and creatives as they gain access to LinkAI, an AI-powered tool that predicts ad effectiveness before broadcast. By combining neuroscience with artificial intelligence, LinkAI offers brands a smarter, data-driven way to design emotionally compelling campaigns and improve audience engagement worldwide.
Bangladesh has fallen six places to 82nd in Surfshark’s 2025 Digital Quality of Life Index, ranking 121 countries by digital wellbeing across five pillars. It performed best in internet quality at 65th, though speeds remain below global averages. Affordability challenges persist, with over four hours of work needed monthly for fixed broadband access. The country ranked 73rd in e-government and 85th in e-security, trailing India but ahead of Pakistan.
Bahrain’s Information and eGovernment Authority (iGA) held virtual workshops to launch the 13th eGovernment Excellence Award 2025, educating participants on categories, criteria, and submission processes. The initiative supports digital innovation and service quality improvements, encouraging public, private, and individual involvement before the June 28 deadline.
Jumia partners with Diar Dzair to launch Buy Now, Pay Later service in Algeria, enhancing online shopping accessibility and digital finance adoption. This initiative aims to boost sales and overcome payment barriers in Algeria’s cash-based retail environment, supporting the growth of the country’s digital economy and e-commerce market.
The Syrian government is negotiating with leading Gulf telecom companies Zein, Etisalat, Saudi Telecom, and Ooredoo to execute a $300 million fibre optic expansion project. This initiative aims to modernize Syria’s digital infrastructure, boost internet connectivity, and stimulate economic development through enhanced telecommunications networks.
