The Survey and Land Registration Bureau (SLRB) has launched the ‘Bahrain Street View’ project, enabling panoramic captures of Bahrain’s streets for Google Maps. This initiative aims to enhance geospatial data accuracy in the country, with the imaging phase expected to finish in the first half of next year.
Saudi Arabia has launched Ocean Central, a groundbreaking digital platform aimed at enhancing marine health and supporting global ocean regeneration efforts. Introduced at the Future Investment Initiative, the platform will provide accessible insights and data, fostering collaboration among countries to achieve ambitious ocean restoration goals aligned with global objectives.
Rierino and OptimIT have announced a strategic partnership to drive digital transformation in Eastern Europe. By combining Rierino’s low-code platform with OptimIT’s industry expertise, the collaboration aims to deliver tailored, high-impact solutions that enhance operational efficiency and support sustainable growth across various sectors.
Silvina Moschini, CEO of Unicorns Inc., stated that Qatar is poised to become a global hub for innovation, driven by digital transformation and strategic geolocation. The country’s initiatives, including government incentives for startups and partnerships, aim to enhance its economy and attract international businesses.
As Pakistan advances in digitalization, the importance of strategic supply chain management grows. Companies are leveraging digital tools and data analytics to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction. Initiatives in industries like textiles and e-commerce are paving the way for a robust digital economy, fostering innovation and competitiveness.
The Moroccan government plans to invest 360 million dirhams (about $36 million) to establish a specialized gaming zone in Rabat. This initiative aims to foster game development, coding, and professional training, ultimately generating jobs and attracting international talent, reinforcing Morocco’s position as a gaming hub in Africa and the Middle East.
INTRO Technology has partnered with Sterling and Wilson Data Center (SWDC) to develop the Kemet Data Center in the Suez Canal Economic Zone. This collaboration aims to enhance Egypt’s digital infrastructure, positioning the country as a leader in data center and cloud services across the Middle East and Africa.
Dubai Internet City, part of TECOM Group, celebrates its 25th anniversary with a customer growth of over 17.5%, exceeding 4,000 businesses. The talent pool has also expanded to over 31,000 professionals. Recent investments of AED 1.9 billion aim to meet the evolving needs of the global tech industry.
Oman has launched an ambitious AI programme aligned with Vision 2040 to enhance digital transformation and build a competitive economy. The initiative aims to equip local talent and foster innovation across various sectors, ultimately positioning Oman as a leader in AI and technology in the region.
The Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology (MTCIT) in Oman has signed a cooperation agreement with the University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS) to promote digital transformation. Together, they will launch a Master of Science program in Digital Transformation and Innovation, aimed at equipping future leaders with essential skills.
