Vodafone Qatar and Qatar Financial Center (QFC) have signed an MoU to support business development in Qatar. Vodafone will offer communication and digital services, including IoT and Cyber Security, to QFC licensed firms, enhancing their operational efficiency and workplace flexibility.
Tunisie Telecom has partnered with Telepin to launch a converged charging system for its customers. This partnership aims to unify Tunisie Telecom’s charging services into Telepin’s platform, enhancing customer experience for its six million subscribers with secure and integrated top-up solutions.
Veon subsidiary Banglalink has agreed to sell around a third of its tower portfolio in Bangladesh to Summit Towers for $100 million. This strategic move, involving the transfer of over 2,000 towers, aligns with Veon’s shift towards a digital operator model and will help Banglalink focus on digital services expansion.
Oman Telecommunications Company Group reported a notable financial performance for the first nine months of 2023, with a 28.7% increase in net profit to RO251 million and a 10.6% growth in revenue to RO2.19 billion. Key growth drivers included increased transit voice revenue and device sales, alongside strong mobile postpaid and fixed broadband revenue. Subsidiary Zain Group also showed significant growth in both revenue and net profit.
Google Cloud has launched a new cloud region in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, to offer advanced cloud services to various sectors and support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. This strategic expansion is expected to add significant economic value and job creation by 2030. The initiative includes collaborations and a focus on aiding SMEs and startups, particularly through the upcoming Google for Startups Cloud Program.
