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Karachi, 17 June 2025 — The Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) hosted a public awareness session titled Hope in High-Risk…
Alghanim Industries has launched Sama X as the official Starlink reseller for MENA and surrounding regions, aiming to expand access to high-speed satellite internet through cutting-edge space technology combined with local market expertise. This strategic move supports digital inclusion, bridging connectivity gaps for remote and underserved communities and accelerating digital transformation across multiple sectors.
Pakistan has taken a significant step toward a data-driven future with the launch of its National Open Data Portal, providing open access to government datasets across key sectors. This initiative, spearheaded by NCBC and supported by the Ministry of Planning, aims to foster transparency, innovation, and evidence-based policymaking. The portal’s launch signals a new era in Pakistan’s digital transformation and commitment to leveraging data for national development.
Nepal Telecom’s launch of 3G services in Sangta village marks a critical step toward digital inclusion in remote Nepalese regions. By overcoming logistical challenges and leveraging solar-powered infrastructure, NTC is enhancing communication access for residents and visitors alike. This move lays the groundwork for future 4G expansion, fostering economic growth and connectivity in underserved areas.
SLT-Mobitel’s SLIoT Challenge 2025 successfully showcased Sri Lanka’s emerging IoT talent across schools, universities, and the open sector. By combining expert-led workshops with competitive innovation, the event strengthened youth engagement and contributed to the country’s digital transformation journey. University of Moratuwa teams dominated the university category, while diverse winners highlighted IoT’s wide-reaching impact.
Qatar’s CRA is actively engaging in the ITU Council 2025 as an observer, emphasizing the nation’s strategic involvement in global ICT policy and governance. Leading the delegation, CRA is preparing to host the prominent ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha in 2026, showcasing Qatar’s commitment to advancing telecommunications and digital innovation on the world stage.
