Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Bahrain launched a national AI policy aligned with GCC ethical guidelines to ensure responsible AI use, foster public trust, and boost government efficiency. The policy promotes training, legal compliance, and innovation to support the Kingdom’s digital transformation and sustainable development goals.
Nokia is supplying technology for the 8,700 km Medusa submarine cable connecting Europe and North Africa with 480 Tbps capacity. The project will boost regional broadband, reduce costs, and enable 5G and AI growth, with service expected by 2026.
Algeria joined PAPSS, expanding the network to 18 African countries. The move supports reduced transaction costs and faster cross-border payments, fostering stronger economic integration and trade within the continent.
Dialog Axiata has expanded 5G roaming to 40 countries and launched an affordable 5G smartphone in Sri Lanka priced at $120. The move enhances global connectivity and supports increased 5G adoption domestically.
Saudi Arabia’s KACARE and SWA developed a solar-powered, zero-carbon desalination system using forward osmosis technology, reducing wastewater by 20%. The project supports the Kingdom’s water security goals and advances its shift towards sustainable, low-carbon energy solutions.
BENEFIT and General Assembly Bahrain partnered to develop national tech talent through recruitment access, specialized training programs, and collaborative events, aiming to enhance workforce skills and support fintech innovation in the Kingdom.
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A UAE-led AI partnership with Malaysia and Rwanda aims to bridge the Global South’s digital divide by promoting ethical AI adoption, talent exchange, and collaborative innovation under the WEF’s C4IR network, ensuring inclusive AI benefits amid rapid technological growth.