YASH Technologies joins the SAP PartnerEdge program in Saudi Arabia to accelerate enterprise digital transformation aligned with Vision 2030. Leveraging SAP platforms and global expertise, YASH will deliver industry-specific, scalable solutions supporting technology modernization and sustained growth across key sectors in the Kingdom.
Invest Qatar and Tencent’s Level Infinite have signed an MoU to grow Qatar’s gaming ecosystem, focusing on market entry support, talent development, and innovation. This partnership taps into MENA’s fastest-growing gaming market, where mobile gaming leads revenue, positioning Qatar competitively against regional players like Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Oman’s Nomu Programme admits 55 tech startups into its second cohort, offering workshops, mentorship, and business support to accelerate growth. The initiative aims to cultivate a vibrant startup ecosystem, focusing on early-stage companies with validated products and funding.
Oman’s Muharrik platform uses AR-driven 3D models to enhance learning, achieving a 54% boost in student performance. Backed by the Oman Technology Fund and awarded by UNICEF, Muharrik is partnering with the Ministry of Education and targeting global expansion in digital educational solutions.
Nigeria’s telecom sector suffered over 30 disruptions in May 2025 from fibre cuts, vandalism, and power outages, impacting millions. Major operators faced significant outages, revealing critical infrastructure weaknesses and highlighting the need for improved security and government coordination.
Egypt launches the National Center for Technology Commercialization to bridge the gap between research and industry. The center offers support in IP, tech transfer, and venture development to drive innovation in critical sectors, complementing the One Million Minds Movement to boost entrepreneurship nationwide.
stc Kuwait secures ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 37301:2021 certifications, setting new benchmarks in occupational health, safety, and compliance. These achievements affirm stc’s dedication to corporate governance, employee welfare, and regulatory adherence, underpinning its leadership role in Kuwait’s telecom sector.
EQIQ doubles its venture fund to $30 million to fuel Iraq’s digital economy, focusing on e-commerce, logistics, and fintech. Founded by Mohamed Al-Hakim and Said Rahmani, the fund bridges capital gaps and nurtures tech startups with a vision to build sustainable, impactful businesses amid Iraq’s growing tech ecosystem.
Iraq launches its first fully solar-powered village in Kulak to ensure energy independence and support agriculture amid climate pressures. The Rwanga Foundation’s Green Kurdistan campaign aims to replicate this sustainable model nationwide by 2030 through regional and international cooperation.
B.TECH and WE partner to integrate loyalty rewards with retail services, enhancing customer convenience through point redemptions, flexible financing, and technical support. This strategic collaboration reinforces digital transformation efforts and delivers added value to telecommunications customers across Egypt.
