PTCL Group, in partnership with Pink Collar, hosted the Pink Collar Women Career Fair in Lahore, aiming to bridge gaps between talent and opportunities for Pakistani women. The event showcased PTCL’s women empowerment initiative, ‘Dil Se Ba-Ikhtiar,’ and launched Pakistan’s first online job portal dedicated to women.
The Saudi Media Forum, held in Riyadh, explored global media trends, with participation from Saudi royals, ministers, and international leaders. Key discussions included media’s influence on politics and Saudi Vision 2030. The event featured 35 panels, 11 workshops, and the launch of the Future of Media Exhibition (FOMEX).
The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) concluded its 4th General Assembly in Jordan, launching the 2025-2028 Agenda to advance digital maturity and bridge the global digital divide. The event saw the endorsement of various digital initiatives and the handover of the DCO presidency to Kuwait for 2025.
Mais Taha, founder of MTiPX, received the Digital Changemaker Award at the Global Innovation Forum 2024 for her XEROWASTE initiative, a digital certification system aimed at reducing material waste and energy consumption. The initiative supports sustainable design and aligns with global sustainability goals, integrating eco-conscious approaches into product development.
Orange Jordan sponsored the 7th Regional Annual Conference at the University of Jordan, focusing on digital transformation and the role of Generation Z in the industrial revolution. The event brought together experts to discuss sustainability, smart cities, and empowering future leaders. Orange reaffirms its commitment to education and innovation.
Jordan and Kazakhstan have signed a memorandum of cooperation to enhance digital transformation, focusing on e-government, smart infrastructure, health tech, and cybersecurity. The partnership aims to foster innovation, support startups, and accelerate digital solutions in both countries, marking a significant step in global digital collaboration and economic development.
Djezzy, an Algerian telecom operator, has entered the cloud services market to support businesses and institutions in their digital transformation. The company aims to provide secure, flexible cloud solutions, leveraging the growing public cloud market in Algeria, which is expected to generate $1.12 billion in revenue by 2025.
Zain KSA and Dell Technologies have signed an MoU to transform the cloud ecosystem in Saudi Arabia. The collaboration will leverage Dell’s expertise in cloud solutions, offering flexible services like IaaS, SaaS, and XaaS to empower businesses with easy cloud access and help drive digital transformation in the region.
NileSat reported a 31.83% year-on-year increase in net profits for 2024, reaching $57.681 million. The company’s operating revenue slightly decreased to $101.140 million. For the first nine months, net profits after tax grew by 26.77%, reflecting the company’s strong performance in satellite broadcasting and broadband services.
The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has reduced the national usage of terrestrial bandwidth from India to 50%, aiming to create a fairer competition between submarine and terrestrial cable operators. The move also includes raising the revenue-sharing rate for ITCs and increasing the market share target for submarine cables.
