Ooredoo successfully tested 5.5G technology in Oman, achieving a record-breaking network speed of over 4.6 Gbps. This milestone positions Ooredoo at the forefront of telecommunications innovation, paving the way for advanced digital services and supporting Oman’s Digital Vision 2040.
The GCC, recognized for its strategic importance in global trade, has long faced challenges in road freight logistics, including inefficiencies, lack of transparency, and high operational costs.
The Egyptian Space Agency (EgSA) is launching a joint-stock company for satellite component manufacturing and a marketing company to promote its products. Additionally, EgSA will introduce an online platform for purchasing satellite images, furthering Egypt’s influence in the global space sector and advancing its space technology industry.
Pakistan’s telecom operators are undergoing a cybersecurity audit directed by the PTA to secure the country’s digital infrastructure. This audit will evaluate adherence to cybersecurity protocols, employee security clearance, and data protection measures, with findings set to guide future actions in enhancing national digital security.
STARLINK and other LEO satellite operators are interested in launching services in Pakistan but have not yet met the required licensing conditions. While STARLINK has applied for an LDI license, the approval process is ongoing, with regulatory concerns being addressed under the new National Space Policy.
Zain Jordan has introduced Fiber-to-the-Room (FTTR) technology, providing ultra-fast, reliable internet to every room in a household. This innovative solution, featuring invisible fiber optic cables, sets a new standard for home internet, reflecting Zain’s commitment to technological advancement and improving the digital lives of its customers.
stc pay has partnered with Bahrain’s LMRA to enhance the onboarding experience for expatriates by providing an IBAN linked to the stc pay wallet. This initiative simplifies wage payments, supports Bahrain’s digital transformation, and safeguards worker rights, making the Kingdom a top destination for expatriates and businesses.
Es’hailSat, the Qatar Satellite Company, is exploring a potential collaboration with Algeria TV to enhance broadcasting capabilities using its advanced satellite services. With a robust infrastructure and over 12 years of experience, Es’hailSat aims to support Algeria TV in improving the country’s broadcasting sector.
Ericsson has partnered with e& Egypt to integrate advanced 20-port antennas, enhancing Egypt’s ICT infrastructure and preparing for 5G. This collaboration supports high-order site sharing, improves network performance, and aligns with Egypt Vision 2030, enabling new opportunities for businesses and consumers through expanded 4G and future 5G capabilities.
Kuwait’s CITRA has launched new frequencies to introduce advanced 5G technology, enhancing the country’s telecommunications infrastructure. This initiative, which includes discontinuing 3G services by June 2025, supports the adoption of IoT, AI, and smart city applications, providing ultra-high-speed data transfer and improved network capacities.
