Egypt launched the ‘Memory of the City’ app to provide an interactive guide to Cairo’s history, architecture, and notable locations. The app preserves cultural identity and engages new generations by combining historical documentation with modern technology, making heritage more accessible and appealing.
Daraz has transformed Bangladesh’s e-commerce with 8 million active users, a nationwide logistics network, and inclusive seller training programs. Its campaigns offer deep discounts and reliable service, supporting rural and urban markets while building a full digital commerce ecosystem for the country’s future.
Yango Play has partnered with du to offer an exclusive entertainment package on select UAE Home Plans, featuring premium Arabic series, movies, music, and interactive games. Du subscribers receive a complimentary 12-month subscription, enhancing access to diverse, culturally relevant content through a single all-in-one super-app.
The UAE Verify platform has issued over 21.7 million certified digital documents since 2022, enabling instant verification of official documents without physical copies. Using blockchain technology, the platform enhances data security, authenticity, and privacy, supporting the UAE’s digital transformation and facilitating seamless information sharing across government and private sectors.
Qatar’s card payment transactions totaled QR11.59 billion in April 2025, driven by strong growth in PoS and e-commerce. The Fawran instant payment system and mobile wallets also contributed significantly, supporting Qatar’s expanding digital economy and advancing a secure, efficient, and inclusive digital payment ecosystem.
Oman’s Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Youth launched ‘Shabik,’ a digital platform for online event ticketing, alongside the ‘Accelerators’ hackathon—the Gulf region’s largest. These initiatives aim to drive digital transformation, enhance service efficiency, and foster innovation in culture, sports, and youth sectors across Oman.
Chad launches digital infrastructure reforms including local IXPs and new international links to reduce dependence on Cameroon and boost internet resilience.
Tencent’s Level Infinite and Invest Qatar have partnered to develop Qatar’s gaming industry through market entry support, talent development, and ecosystem growth. Aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030, this collaboration aims to establish Qatar as a regional digital entertainment leader.
Jordan’s banking industry increasingly demands graduates skilled in AI and data analysis, with digital roles rapidly growing. Over half of financial institutions prioritize these competencies for entry-level hires, reflecting the sector’s urgent need to align workforce capabilities with fintech and digital transformation.
Invest Qatar and Tencent’s Level Infinite have signed an MoU to grow Qatar’s gaming ecosystem, focusing on market entry support, talent development, and innovation. This partnership taps into MENA’s fastest-growing gaming market, where mobile gaming leads revenue, positioning Qatar competitively against regional players like Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
