Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia –September 16, 2025 — Spare, a fast-growing open banking infrastructure provider based in Riyadh, has raised USD…
Doha, September 16, 2025: The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has announced the launch of the updated In-Building Telecommunications Infrastructure Standards,…
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, September, 16 2025: Comera Pay, licensed and regulated by the Central Bank of the UAE…
Warba Bank has launched Rowad 6.0, its innovation program aimed at training Kuwaiti and GCC students in technology, AI, and banking solutions. Organized with DIFC Innovation Hub, the eight-week program builds on five years of success, preparing future leaders with advanced skills and hands-on mentorship to drive digital transformation.
NBK’s partnership with Weyay Bank introduces exclusive digital banking services for employees, offering budgeting tools, savings solutions, and even child-friendly financial education through the “Jeel” card. The initiative reflects NBK’s focus on empowering staff while positioning Weyay as a pioneer in digital-first financial solutions.
Iran has launched RoboLegal, its first AI-powered legal robot, to make legal services more affordable and accessible. Built locally for Iran’s legal system, it helps citizens, lawyers, and judges by offering accurate advice and handling routine tasks.
Iran will participate in ITEX Iraq 2025, showcasing ICT, AI, and cybersecurity capabilities. The move aligns with broader Iran–Iraq efforts to deepen digital cooperation, including joint projects in data centers, maritime fiber, e-government, and AI. Both countries view ICT as central to their economic and strategic partnership.
Egyptian startup Intella has raised $12.5M in Series A funding to expand its Arabic AI solutions. Its speech-to-text models, achieving 95.73% accuracy across 25 dialects, are unmatched globally. With strong investor backing, rapid revenue growth, and expansion into Saudi Arabia, Intella is positioning Egypt as a hub for Arabic-language AI innovation.