Dubai Future Labs and Osaka University, under JST’s supervision, have partnered to establish a world-class research laboratory focused on cybernetic avatars. This collaboration supports Dubai’s R&D Programme, aiming to advance critical technologies and foster global innovation.
The Pak-China Joint Lab for AI and Smart Agriculture at UAF is transforming Pakistan’s agriculture with advanced technologies like drones and AI, improving productivity and sustainability. This initiative supports local farmers and aligns with efforts to tackle climate challenges and food security.
Dell Technologies, Aramco, and NITA have partnered to launch the ITXcelerate program, offering advanced training and certifications to Saudi graduates in IT fields. This initiative aims to build a skilled technology workforce, supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and enhancing the Kingdom’s position as a tech hub.
Zain Esports partners with Riot Games MEA to bring League of Legends and other content to the Middle East. This collaboration aims to enhance the gaming experience for regional gamers and elevate Zain Esports’ role in the gaming ecosystem.
Orange Jordan launches the first digital self-registration service in the Kingdom using the EKYC system. This service allows secure, remote authentication of prepaid mobile lines, aligning with Orange Jordan’s digital leadership and enhancing the customer experience.
Aramco Digital partners with WWT to develop an AI-powered Digital Innovation Economy in line with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. The collaboration aims to transform energy and healthcare sectors, accelerate AI infrastructure, and enhance local capabilities, driving sustainable economic growth and technological innovation in the Kingdom.
Algeria’s Ministry of Interior has partnered with Algérie Télécom to provide high-speed internet and fixed-line services to all primary schools, prioritizing low-income areas. This initiative aims to improve education and introduce digital skills to young students, supporting the country’s digital transformation efforts.
Ericsson extends its R&D collaboration with KAUST for two more years, focusing on next-gen telecom technologies, including 5G and 6G. The partnership, aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, has produced significant advancements and will continue to explore new innovations, enhancing the kingdom’s ICT sector and talent development.
Ericsson appoints Patrick Johansson as Head of Market Area Middle East and Africa, effective August 1. Johansson, replacing Fadi Pharaon, brings extensive experience from his role in Business Control & Operations and will be based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Zain Bahrain has been named among the Top 50 strongest companies in Bahrain by Albilad Press for the second consecutive year, highlighting its resilience, innovation, and commitment to customer satisfaction and local talent development.
