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Syria’s Minister of Communications and Technology, Abdul Salam Haykal, and Saudi Ambassador Dr. Faisal al-Mujfel met to enhance cooperation in the telecommunications and IT sectors. Discussions focused on supporting Syria’s reconstruction through technical support and joint projects, despite challenges like funding shortages and infrastructure limitations.
Ooredoo Qatar is upgrading its network with 5G Standalone (SA) and 5G Advanced (5G-A) technologies to support innovations like smart hospitals and self-driving cars. The company is also leveraging AI for network optimization and personalized customer support, contributing to Qatar’s digital transformation and aligning with Vision 2030.
MedIQ, a Pakistan-based health tech startup, raised $6 million in Series A funding led by Rasmal Ventures and Joa Capital. The funds will support its expansion into Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the Gulf region, aiming to transform healthcare through digital solutions. MedIQ’s total funding now stands at $9.8 million.
Ooredoo has been named the exclusive telecom partner for the Wanda Diamond League Doha Meeting, solidifying its commitment to global sporting excellence. The partnership highlights Ooredoo’s mission to support major events that promote sports, health, and community development, further enhancing Qatar’s standing as a global sports destination.
Pakistan’s data centre industry is expanding rapidly, with the potential to support digital growth in Central Asia. However, challenges from government competition and energy efficiency concerns remain. Experts suggest leveraging renewable energy sources and government support to foster private-sector investment and create jobs, ensuring sustainable growth in the sector.
Pakistan’s insurance penetration remains low at 0.8% of GDP, leaving many vulnerable to financial shocks. However, fintech innovations by companies like Jazz and JazzCash are helping bridge the gap, with millions of policies distributed daily. By leveraging digital infrastructure, Pakistan can move closer to universal insurance coverage.
