Oman’s Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology launched the Digital Accessibility Guide to promote inclusive digital services. The guide helps mobile app and website developers adopt accessibility best practices, ensuring that services are usable by all, including people with disabilities and the elderly, while reducing future modification costs.
Yango Group has partnered with ITHCA Group to launch a digital ecosystem in Oman, enhancing the country’s digital transformation. The acquisition of Otaxi will improve service offerings in mobility, delivery, and rentals. This collaboration supports Oman’s Vision 2040 and aims to drive growth through AI-powered, locally-tailored solutions.
Meta has sent representatives to Nepal after the government set a deadline for social media platforms to register under new regulations. The registration is mandatory to avoid restrictions, with Meta and other platforms facing pressure to comply. The government aims to enforce compliance through potential penalties and platform bans.
WorldLink now allows users to extend their internet service by three days via its app or SMS after the subscription expires. This self-service option provides flexibility for users to continue their service while awaiting payment. WorldLink continues to improve customer satisfaction with this added convenience for over a million users.
Morocco’s publishing industry is embracing digital transformation, with digital publications now comprising 8.97% of the total output. Efforts by public institutions, universities, and cultural organizations are helping to diversify the literary and academic scene, particularly in the humanities and social sciences, making digital formats more central to knowledge dissemination.
Gear9 and LMPS Group have formed a strategic partnership to integrate cybersecurity into digital transformation projects in Morocco. Announced at GITEX Africa 2025, the collaboration focuses on securing digital platforms, particularly in sectors like banking, government, and healthcare, with a focus on innovation and data protection.
Morocco is accelerating its digital transformation by partnering with Ericsson and Nokia to enhance digital education, support small business growth, and expand network connectivity. These collaborations aim to upskill entrepreneurs, foster innovation, and build a robust digital ecosystem, preparing Morocco for key international sporting events and a competitive future.
LEAN, a Kuwaiti IT firm, partnered with Lenovo to build a reliable, locally hosted cloud infrastructure, providing data sovereignty and high performance. The collaboration has resulted in zero downtime and cost savings for LEAN, allowing the company to offer SLA-backed performance guarantees to clients, cementing its market leadership.
Orange Jordan launched an initiative to strengthen direct communication with customers, engaging over 1,100 employees across the Kingdom. The initiative focused on gathering customer feedback to enhance the company’s services. This effort aligns with Orange’s commitment to customer-centricity, improving experiences and fostering stronger connections with its community.
Egypt is integrating AI and programming into the school curriculum to prepare students for a tech-driven future. AI tools are being used to enhance learning, personalize experiences, and foster collaboration, while teachers address concerns about its misuse. The initiative aims to modernize education and improve digital literacy in the country.
