Porsche is offering a special series of ‘Black Edition’ Taycan and Cayenne models enhanced with black accents
The new Taycan and Cayenne Black Edition models · Exclusive exterior and interior design, additional comfort features · Increased range…
The new Taycan and Cayenne Black Edition models · Exclusive exterior and interior design, additional comfort features · Increased range…
Doha, July 13, 2025: The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has opened a public consultation to seek feedback on the updated…
TAIPEI, Taiwan, July 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — AGI Technology is set to unveil its latest advancements in high-performance memory…
Huspy raised $59M Series B to expand its digital mortgage and real estate platform in the Middle East and Europe. Operating a network model connecting agents to leads, Huspy has captured 30% of the UAE mortgage market and rapidly grown in Spain, facilitating $7B+ in transactions.
41% of Kuwaiti startups are female-led, disrupting e-commerce, fintech, and culture. Supported by government initiatives and funding, women entrepreneurs are driving economic diversification and social change despite traditional challenges. The trend promises continued growth and empowerment.
Huspy raised $59M to expand its digital home-buying and mortgage platform from the UAE and Spain into broader Europe and the Middle East. The network-based model connects agents with leads and integrates mortgage services, rapidly growing market share and transaction volume.
The UAE ranks second globally for digital nomads in 2025, recognized for excellent infrastructure, safety, and tax benefits. Its digital nomad visa supports up to one-year stays, positioning the country as a leading hub for remote workers in the growing global market.
STARZPLAY teamed up with TPAY to enable mobile subscription payments via carrier billing across MENA. Starting in Tunisia, Sudan, and Mauritania, the partnership supports STARZPLAY’s regional expansion and the growing Middle East media market fueled by younger demographics and demand for Arabic content.
Qatar’s Supreme Judiciary Council launched WhatsApp-based judicial services with an AI virtual assistant enabling case inquiries, document access, and submissions. This digital initiative enhances access, efficiency, and privacy while reducing reliance on traditional court visits.
Qatar launched satellite internet services, becoming the first Arab country to do so, boosting network resilience and supporting the National Vision 2030’s digital transformation goals. The technology benefits sectors like education and healthcare, with Qatar Airways demonstrating its practical impact.