Orange Jordan is marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities by changing its network name to “Inclusion” in collaboration with the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This initiative, running from December 3rd to 10th, promotes awareness and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities in society.
Mobile Telecommunications Company K.S.C.P is expected to see significant growth starting in 2025, driven by ZainTECH, fintech initiatives, and 5G investments. Despite challenges such as high debt levels and economic risks in certain markets, the company’s strategic moves are set to boost revenue and EBITDA growth over the coming years.
Swypex has partnered with Visa to revolutionize business payments in Egypt, offering solutions that streamline financial operations, improve efficiency, and manage corporate spending. With rapid growth since its 2024 launch, Swypex equips businesses with corporate cards and smart controls, providing real-time tracking and seamless ERP integration.
The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has lifted its ban on cache servers for internet service providers (ISPs). This move allows all ISPs, including local ones, to set up and use cache servers, optimizing bandwidth usage and improving internet efficiency, reversing the 2021 directive that restricted this.
NSG, a Public Investment Fund-owned company, has acquired Airbus Defence and Space’s UP42 platform to enhance its geospatial capabilities in Saudi Arabia. This acquisition supports the growth of the space economy, contributing to Saudi Vision 2030, while enabling cutting-edge geospatial solutions across various sectors.
Qatar Central Bank has launched a regulatory framework for digital banks to enhance the country’s financial sector. This move supports Qatar’s digital economy and financial inclusion, allowing 24/7 banking through mobile and online platforms. The framework aims to reduce costs and foster innovation in line with Qatar National Vision 2030.
BNET has completed the acquisition of Amwaj Islands’ fixed-fibre infrastructure network, expanding its network coverage. This move will enhance telecommunications services for local residents and users, supporting Bahrain’s national vision for competitive growth in the ICT sector. It will also allow consumers to choose from various service providers.
stc Group has partnered with 25 organizations to enhance employee careers through the Job Attachment Programme (JAP). The initiative offers hands-on experience, career exploration, and professional skill development. It fosters Saudi talent in various industries, with a 72% increase in participation, aligning with stc’s commitment to innovation and growth.
Alliance Networks has partnered with Northstar Telecom to enhance telecommunications and ICT services in Bahrain. The collaboration will provide high-speed broadband, secure data centers, and advanced connectivity solutions, including cloud access. This partnership aims to support digital transformation and strengthen cross-border communication in the region.
The 12th MEET ICT Conference and Bahrain International Technology Exhibition (BITEX) will focus on AI advancements, showcasing innovations in sectors such as cybersecurity, blockchain, and e-commerce. The event aims to foster business connections and explore investment opportunities, further supporting Bahrain’s ambition to lead in digital transformation.
