Damac Properties has announced a $20 billion investment in the US to develop data centres, aiming to support AI and cloud businesses. The investment, part of the first phase in several US states, reflects the company’s ongoing global expansion. This follows previous investments in Saudi Arabia, Thailand, and Turkey.
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has expanded its digital services through the KFHonline app, introducing features like instant money transfers, online financing requests, and banking card management. With over 150 services on the app and additional services at smart branches, KFH is enhancing customer convenience and leadership in digital banking.
Jordan’s Minister of Education, Azmi Mahafza, emphasized the importance of inclusive, equitable, and quality education at the 14th ALECSO Conference. He highlighted Jordan’s commitment to SDG 4, digital education, AI integration, and teacher training to reshape education, focusing on the future of students and fostering innovation in classrooms.
Egypt has introduced e-voting and government service monitoring apps to enhance transparency and citizen participation. These initiatives aim to streamline elections and improve service delivery, aligning with Egypt’s Vision 2030. They promote accountability, efficiency, and digital governance, positioning Egypt as a leader in Africa’s digital transformation.
PayMint, an Egyptian fintech, has received approval from the Central Bank of Egypt to launch its Meeza prepaid card in collaboration with ADIB-Egypt. The card will allow users to make everyday transactions, with additional features available through PayMint’s mobile app, promoting financial inclusion and supporting Egypt’s paperless society vision.
Starlink satellite broadband plans have been approved by the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (TRCSL). The plans, ranging from Rs. 9,200 to Rs. 1.8 million per month, offer various speeds and options for residential, fixed, and mobile users, with prepaid billing and flexibility for cancellations without termination fees.
SLT-Mobitel has successfully landed the SEA-ME-WE 6 submarine cable in Matara, Sri Lanka, marking a significant step in enhancing the country’s global connectivity. The cable, offering 130 Tbps of high-speed connectivity, will be operational by mid-2026, positioning Sri Lanka as a key player in the global telecommunications network.
Algeria is fast-tracking its digital transformation with over 500 projects planned for 2025-2026 under the ‘Digital Algeria 2030’ initiative. The strategy aims to modernize public services, improve transparency, and streamline governance, positioning the country as a regional leader in digital innovation and governance.
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