Ncell has become the first certified data centre and cloud service provider in Nepal, following a directive from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. The certification solidifies Ncell’s role in Nepal’s growing data centre market, with the company meeting strict operational and security standards for its services.
Société Générale Maroc, in collaboration with IBM and Power Maroc, is transitioning to a modern, microservices-based architecture to enhance operational efficiency and security. The digital transformation includes upgrading IT infrastructure, deploying IBM Cloud Pak solutions, and advancing innovation, positioning the bank as a leader in Morocco’s digital banking sector.
Nokia and Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition have signed an MoU to support the Digital Morocco 2030 strategy. The partnership will enhance digital infrastructure, including 5G networks and fiber optics, while focusing on talent development, digital skills, and creating a National Digital Fabric to drive Morocco’s digital economy.
The Moroccan Ministry of Interior has launched a project to digitize civil registry records across the country with a budget of MAD 194 million. The initiative will centralize over 38 million records, enhancing service delivery, accelerating procedures, and advancing the digital transformation of public administration.
Huawei’s Digital Morocco Summit 2025, held alongside GITEX Africa, brought together over 200 experts to discuss the future of AI and digital transformation. The event, focused on “Digital Morocco 2030,” featured key speakers and local leaders who shared insights on AI’s role in reshaping Morocco’s industries and future strategies.
Inwi has launched enhanced fiber optic internet packages in Morocco, offering faster speeds and lower prices. Existing customers will automatically receive speed upgrades at no additional cost. The company also introduced new high-speed plans, expanded its fiber network, and rolled out WiFi 7 technology for improved home connectivity.
The Global Data & AI Virtual Tech Conference 2025 in Amman, organized by Jordan’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, focuses on empowering education and expanding AI innovation in the public sector. It emphasizes AI’s role in reshaping economies, governments, and service delivery to support sustainable development.
Egypt has inaugurated the permanent headquarters of the African Space Agency in Cairo, marking a significant step towards enhancing continental cooperation in space science and technology. The agency aims to address key challenges such as food security, health, and climate change, and support sustainable development across Africa.
Maseera, an Abu Dhabi-based financial services firm, has acquired Egyptian fintech startup ADVA to expand its presence in North Africa. The deal will allow Maseera to enhance its consumer finance portfolio, increase access to flexible financial solutions, and tap into Egypt’s growing digital finance market.
Egypt has partnered with Microsoft to advance its National AI Strategy 2025–2030. The agreement focuses on training 100,000 individuals in AI, fostering local talent, and promoting responsible AI use across government sectors. This collaboration aims to position Egypt as a leader in the digital economy and AI innovation.
