Tunisia is launching an e-visa platform to enhance visa processing and boost tourism, part of the broader “Tunisia Digital 2025” initiative. Funded by a loan from the African Development Bank, this platform aims to streamline public services and support economic growth through digital transformation.
Saudi Arabia has soared in the UN E-Government Development Index 2024, ranking fourth globally and showcasing significant advancements in digital services. This success reflects the Kingdom’s strong commitment to digital transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, enhancing its leadership in the global digital economy.
Aramco Digital Company, a subsidiary of global energy giant Aramco, has teamed up with Groq, a leader in AI inference…
The seminar ‘Digital Horizons’ in Oman discussed AI’s governance, risks, and its application in healthcare to enhance patient outcomes. Experts emphasized the need for responsible AI usage and explored its potential across various sectors, highlighting Oman’s proactive approach to integrating AI in boosting economic productivity.
Beyond Technology has been chosen as the exclusive provider for Juniper Networks solutions at Jazz, enhancing the operator’s digital transformation. This partnership aims to optimize network infrastructure with advanced AI, promising significant improvements in operational efficiency and customer service.
Pakistan has risen 14 spots in the UN’s E-Government Development Index 2024, now ranking 136th. This marks its entry into the “High EGDI category,” reflecting significant improvements in digital governance. The Minister of State for IT praised the support from various governmental bodies for these advancements.
Ncell, Nepal’s leading telecom, marked its 19th anniversary by launching the Ncell Foundation with a Rs 200 million pledge to support social causes. The foundation aims to consolidate CSR efforts and drive impactful initiatives across health, education, and digital inclusivity.
Morocco has relaunched the e-TAMKEEN program on Academia Raqmya to train more civil servants and professionals in digital skills. The program, running from 2018 to 2023, has already trained 6,800 participants, supporting Morocco’s national digital strategy, Maroc Digital 2030.
Jordan’s digital payments have skyrocketed to 19.2 billion dinars in just eight months, a 54% increase from last year, driven by popular platforms like “Click,” “Jumobi,” and “eFAWATEERcom.” This surge reflects a significant shift towards digital financial solutions in the country.
Maroc Telecom has agreed to a $640 million settlement with Wana Corporate, resolving a longstanding dispute over unfair competition practices. This record penalty highlights a major shift in enforcing fair competition laws in Morocco’s telecom sector, potentially reshaping the industry’s regulatory landscape.
