Ooredoo has been awarded the 2025 MENA Company of the Year in the Telecom and Enterprise Cloud Solutions category by global research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan, recognizing its innovation, customer-centric approach, and leadership in driving digital transformation across the region.
The award — Frost & Sullivan’s highest regional distinction — follows an independent evaluation of Ooredoo’s performance, commending the company for closing critical industry gaps, pioneering advanced digital solutions, and delivering exceptional customer experiences.
Among the initiatives praised were cloud-based footfall intelligence, payment automation, flexible SME bundles, e-waste recycling programs, and ultra-low-latency connectivity, which collectively empower enterprises to overcome operational challenges and achieve sustainable growth.
Ooredoo’s digital training programs, designed to bridge workforce skill gaps, and its AI and high-performance cloud services for large enterprises were also highlighted as key enablers of business readiness in the digital era.
Najib Khan, Ooredoo Group Chief Business Services Officer, said:
“Our focus remains on addressing real customer challenges — from cloud adoption and AI readiness to sustainability and skills development. Frost & Sullivan’s recognition reaffirms our purpose-driven innovation and the trust our customers place in us every day.”
Frost & Sullivan analysts also spotlighted Ooredoo’s strategic partnership with NVIDIA to launch GPU-as-a-Service, enabling businesses of all sizes to access powerful computing resources for AI-driven insights and innovation. The report further recognized Ooredoo’s leadership in building a hybrid multi-cloud environment that seamlessly integrates private data centers with public cloud platforms, ensuring agility, scalability, and security.
Beyond innovation, Ooredoo was lauded for balancing technological advancement with social responsibility, expanding digital inclusion, and supporting national visions across its markets. Its initiatives in e-waste recycling and community empowerment reinforce its reputation as a responsible and sustainable digital infrastructure leader in the MENA region.
