Tazah Technologies, founded by former Careem executives, has evolved from an agritech startup to a global e-commerce player with the launch of Zambeel. Zambeel offers dropshipping, warehousing, and fulfillment services, helping entrepreneurs in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. The platform also provides an E-Commerce Masterclass for aspiring entrepreneurs.
This study compares online and offline learning for Bangladeshi engineering students using the Best Worst Method (BWM). It highlights the strengths of online learning in terms of cost and flexibility, while offline learning excels in hands-on practicality and structure. The study provides insights for blended learning strategies in Bangladesh.
Google Pay will officially launch in Pakistan on March 12th, marking a major step towards a cashless economy. The platform will integrate with local banks and fintechs, providing a fast, secure way for consumers and businesses to make payments, transfer money, and manage transactions from their smartphones.
Apple Pay is expanding in the UAE and Qatar by adding support for new card networks, including UAE’s Jaywan and Qatar’s Himyan. This will allow more customers in both countries to use Apple Pay for secure mobile transactions, enhancing the service’s reach and accessibility in the region.
Ajras, a Saudi proptech company, has raised US$1.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Veda Holding. The funding will support the expansion of its “Rent Now, Pay Later” program for commercial and industrial properties. The startup had previously raised US$28 million in a seed round.
Careem Pay has expanded its remittance service to Egypt, allowing UAE residents to send money directly to bank accounts in Egypt quickly and at competitive rates. The service offers near-instant transfers and lower fees than banks, catering to the large Egyptian expat population in the UAE, especially during Ramadan.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reviewed Egypt’s digital transformation progress, highlighting efforts to deliver government services electronically and automate company licensing. Key initiatives include digitising services like traffic violation inquiries and launching the Unified Services Card in Port Said. The government is also improving digital infrastructure and automating business processes.
Muscat Governorate has been ranked in the Advanced Tier for digital transformation under the Tahawul programme, following the digitisation of 24 municipal services. This achievement highlights Muscat’s commitment to Oman Vision 2040 and sets a benchmark for smart governance, improving accessibility, transparency, and efficiency for residents and businesses.
Ooredoo has partnered with MobiBox to bring Blacknut Cloud Gaming to Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman through its Go Play Market platform. The partnership offers over 500 premium cloud-based games, accessible on smartphones, smart TVs, and tablets, with seamless subscription services and direct carrier billing, enhancing digital entertainment in the region.
Beyond ONE has partnered with TIMWETECH to bring premium digital content to mobile users in Saudi Arabia and Oman. The collaboration allows customers to access streaming, gaming, and infotainment services without traditional banking, benefiting Beyond ONE’s prepaid customer base and enhancing digital access to entertainment and education.
