Egypt’s Minister of Environment, Yasmine Fouad, met with Tajanus Group to discuss a smart digital waste management system. The platform allows easy waste collection requests, optimizes logistics, and supports a circular economy through data-driven recycling. The government is considering adopting it to improve efficiency and sustainability in waste management.
Orange Jordan has successfully renewed its ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications for Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Management Systems. This achievement underscores the company’s commitment to high standards of safety, health, and sustainability across all its operations, with continued efforts to enhance employee well-being and environmental protection.
Egypt’s Minister of Environment, Yasmine Fouad, discussed a smart digital waste management solution with Jordan’s Tajanus Group. The platform features a mobile app for easy waste collection requests, enhances logistics, and supports a circular economy by leveraging big data. The government is exploring its adoption to improve waste management efficiency.
PayTabs has launched a platform to help SMEs accept digital payments securely and efficiently. With features like payment links and QR codes, the platform streamlines transactions and enhances business workflows. This collaboration with Mastercard advances Egypt’s digital payments sector and promotes financial inclusion for SMEs across the region.
Dialog Axiata has launched the vivo V50 smartphone in Sri Lanka, featuring a 50MP ZEISS OIS Camera, Snapdragon® 7 Gen 3 processor, and a 6,000mAh battery. This launch marks a step forward in delivering 5G technology and enhanced mobile experiences to Sri Lankan consumers.
Türk Telekom International has integrated BroadForward’s advanced signaling solution to support 2G, 3G, and 4G networks, with a forward-looking focus on 5G. The adoption of the converged signaling platform improves network flexibility, efficiency, and operational management, preparing TTI for future technological advancements.
Amin Juman, Secretary-General of the Local Council, inspected the General Telecommunications Corporation branch to assess workflow and job discipline. He was briefed on the services provided during Ramadan and Eid, noting that the level of discipline on the third official day of work reached 98 percent.
PTA has taken strict action against mobile operators for poor service, issuing fines and warnings. Telenor received the most warnings, followed by Zong, which was fined 68 million rupees. Jazz and Ufone also faced penalties. In response, companies have filed appeals, and PTA has frozen 32 million rupees in bank guarantees.
Bangladesh’s interim government is taking legal measures to prevent future internet shutdowns, including recognizing internet access as a citizen’s right, amending the Telecommunications Act, and canceling SOPs for shutdowns. Additionally, a draft of the Personal Data Protection Act will be made available by May for public consultation.
Pakistan is preparing for a major spectrum auction to enhance its telecommunications infrastructure. The auction will release 567 MHz of spectrum to improve mobile broadband services, support 4G and 5G rollout, and boost the telecom sector’s growth. PTA and NERA are guiding the process, which aims to attract investment and drive economic development.
