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The global collaboration aims to revolutionize customer experience through AI-led automation, predictive analytics, and next-generation digital solutions DUBAI, United Arab…
Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has partnered with Microsoft to support startups and foster digital innovation. The initiative aims to provide mentorship, access to technologies like AI and cloud computing, and training programs to enhance competitiveness, aligning with Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030 and strengthening its tech ecosystem.
Mastercard has partnered with Mashreq to launch a digital bank in Pakistan, aiming to drive digital payment adoption, financial inclusion, and economic growth. This collaboration will enhance service delivery, improve security, and support the development of Pakistan’s digital financial ecosystem. The partnership aligns with Pakistan’s Vision 2025 transformation goals.
TAQA and ACWA Power, along with other international firms, have secured multi-billion-dollar green hydrogen projects in Morocco. These projects, focused on ammonia, industrial fuel, and green steel production, are part of Morocco’s efforts to strengthen its position in the global green energy market, with a combined value of nearly $32 billion.
PayTabs Group has acquired a majority stake in PayTabs Egypt, expanding its digital payment solutions in the country. The acquisition will enhance PayTabs’ ability to support local businesses, financial inclusion, and Egypt’s transition to a cashless society, while continuing to strengthen its position as a regional leader in digital payments.
Visa’s report highlights Bangladesh’s growing digital payment adoption, with 14% increased spending and 17% more transactions in 2024. Dhaka leads this growth, while other cities like Gazipur and Rajshahi also show progress. Online and contactless payments drive the shift, with strong growth in both domestic and international transactions.
Jordan’s Minister of Digital Economy, Sami Smeirat, attended MWC 2025 in Barcelona to strengthen partnerships in digital transformation, AI, and 5G. The Kingdom aims to enhance its position as a regional tech hub, attract investment, and create job opportunities, fostering innovation and supporting startups and entrepreneurs in Jordan.
A new cyber threat, “Grass Call,” has been identified by Iraq’s Ministry of Interior, targeting job seekers on platforms like LinkedIn and Indeed. The attack involves fake job offers and fraudulent online interviews, prompting victims to install malicious software that steals sensitive data and transmits it to remote servers.
bKash and Huawei received the GSMA GLOMO “Best FinTech Innovation” award at MWC Barcelona 2025 for their ‘Pay Later’ service. This solution provides microloans to Bangladesh’s unbanked, supporting financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, and reducing poverty. The partnership leverages Huawei’s mobile money platform to expand digital financial services in Bangladesh.