stc, in partnership with Ordable, hosted a digital marketing workshop in Kuwait to empower local entrepreneurs and SMEs. The event provided insights into effective digital marketing strategies, enhancing participants’ skills to drive business growth and engage customers more effectively.
Orange Jordan has effectively supported the 2024 parliamentary elections by setting up electronic connections for polling and counting centers nationwide. This collaboration with the Independent Election Commission ensured seamless data transmission and secure networking, highlighting Orange Jordan’s critical role in the country’s digital advancement.
SETTLE, an Egypt-based B2B payment platform, has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to enhance digital financial operations. With this investment, SETTLE aims to revolutionize B2B payments by enabling real-time financial management and streamlining business processes.
The UN E-Government Survey 2024 highlights Bahrain’s impressive climb in global rankings, now 18th in e-government development. Notable advancements include telecommunications, online services, and human capital, reflecting Bahrain’s strategic investments in enhancing its digital infrastructure and e-services.
A survey by Capital.com reveals the UAE as a preferred destination for tech talent over Germany and Hong Kong, with 45% of Asian tech professionals willing to relocate there due to its supportive tech environment and strategic initiatives like the NextGenFDI.
Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP) has launched the Global Innovation Link program, welcoming five Pakistani tech startups to foster international collaboration and innovation. The program offers an immersive experience to engage with Qatar’s tech ecosystem, promoting growth and knowledge exchange.
Kenzz has launched Kenzz TV, integrating video shopping into its app to transform the e-commerce experience in Egypt. This feature offers dynamic video content like product reviews and brand stories, enhancing user engagement and helping customers make informed decisions.
Ooredoo Qatar has partnered with Oracle to enhance its telecommunications services through advanced AI capabilities and cloud solutions. This strategic alliance will optimize Ooredoo’s database infrastructure, improve operational efficiency, and enhance cybersecurity, positioning the company as a leader in digital innovation.
Md Nahid Islam, adviser for Telecommunications in Bangladesh, urged telecom operators to introduce unlimited internet packages to cater to young consumers’ demands during a meeting with Banglalink officials. Discussions also included reducing SIM card taxes and addressing restrictions on the Toffee app.
Al Dhahirah Governorate has partnered with Oman Towers to build ornamental telecom towers, starting in Ibri. These towers, designed to be landmarks, will enhance local infrastructure and aesthetics, supporting the region’s development goals and reducing visual pollution.
