CGEM, in partnership with the EBRD and LinkedIn, has launched “Generation AI: Boosting 1000 Moroccan SMEs” to help small and medium-sized enterprises adopt artificial intelligence. The program offers training on innovation, sustainability, and digital strategy through LinkedIn learning licenses, aiming to enhance competitiveness and productivity.
Meta AI is now fully available across key MENA markets, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Morocco, and Iraq. The AI assistant is integrated into Meta’s apps and offers features like text generation, image creation, and support for Arabic. The rollout includes educational initiatives and plans for advanced tools.
The African Cybersecurity Forum in Rabat focuses on strengthening digital security across the continent, with discussions on AI-driven threat detection and cybersecurity transformation. Moroccan ministers emphasized the need for greater pan-African collaboration in securing digital infrastructures, with Morocco at the forefront of cybersecurity development in Africa.
Ai Everything Global Summit in Abu Dhabi and Dubai will dive into the changing dynamics of AI, showcasing innovations from global leaders in tech, government, and investment. With over 200 speakers and influential figures, the event aims to reshape AI strategies and drive future technological progress across industries.
Zain Jordan has implemented an AI-powered chatbot platform using OpenAI’s LLM and OCR technology to improve document management efficiency. The platform allows employees to quickly retrieve data from both digital and scanned documents, saving time, reducing costs, and increasing accuracy, while driving digital transformation within the organization.
Kuwait has seen a 25% reduction in traffic violations following the implementation of AI-powered road surveillance cameras. These cameras have successfully detected violations like mobile phone use and seatbelt non-compliance, recording over 40,000 infractions in just 20 days, contributing to improved road safety and compliance with traffic laws.
Iran is set to establish its first AI park in Tehran by 2026, aiming to drive technological progress and provide key AI services. The country also plans to host an international AI conference to promote collaboration and innovation in the field.
GFH Financial Group has raised its US investments to over $200 million, focusing on data centers and AI development. The announcement aligns with the growing trend of GCC companies investing in high-tech infrastructure, with similar pledges from other major players like Hussain Sajwani and KKR.
Oracle is ramping up its AI and cloud infrastructure in the UAE to meet the GCC’s surging demand for AI and sovereign cloud solutions. With partnerships like Oracle Alloy, the company is supporting the region’s push toward modernizing systems while ensuring data security.
Meta is investing up to $65 billion in AI infrastructure this year, focusing on data centers, AI talent, and Nvidia GPUs. The company aims to compete with OpenAI and Google while pushing forward its AI-driven products and services. This follows a broader trend of major tech firms investing in AI.
