MEIZU, in collaboration with Geely Auto, launched a product line in Dubai, marking its expansion into the MENA region. The event introduced AI-powered innovations, including smart glasses and smartphones, aimed at transforming consumer experiences. MEIZU aims to build a strong regional presence and expand its global footprint.
Oman has launched a digital platform at Expo 2025 Osaka, developed by “YouVerse,” offering an immersive virtual experience that blends heritage and innovation. Using XR and AI, the platform reflects Oman Vision 2040, showcasing the country’s technological leadership and cultural heritage while highlighting its future aspirations.
eSewa has partnered with Nepal SBI Bank to enable seamless electronic transactions between their users. This collaboration allows Nepal SBI Bank customers to load money into eSewa wallets and vice versa. The partnership expands eSewa’s network to 51 affiliated banks, enhancing Nepal’s digital payment ecosystem.
Egypt is working to become a regional hub for technology research and development by attracting global companies to set up R&D centers. The government is offering incentives such as tax exemptions and investment incentives, with a focus on innovation, regulatory improvements, and leveraging the country’s young, skilled workforce.
The Bangladesh government has launched the “Land Service Gateway” to digitize land services and improve accessibility for citizens. The initiative, starting with the pilot rollout of upgraded e-Mutation software in 19 Dhaka districts, makes key land-related services like LD Tax, e-Porcha, and e-Khatian available online nationwide.
Kuwait is collaborating with Google Cloud to develop a national platform for digital integration. The platform will securely link government systems, enhance the user experience, and align with the “New Kuwait 2035” vision. The partnership aims to improve government services and drive Kuwait’s digital economy.
Qatar Central Bank has introduced the ‘Multiple Wallets per Mobile Number’ feature in the Qatar Mobile Payment system, enabling users to manage two wallets with different service providers. This feature enhances user experience, fosters competition, and supports financial inclusion, reinforcing QCB’s commitment to advancing mobile payments in the country.
Maroc Telecom has partnered with Zoho to provide advanced digital solutions to businesses in Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa. Through this collaboration, businesses will gain access to Zoho’s comprehensive suite of applications, helping to streamline operations, improve customer engagement, and drive growth, with local support and training.
Inwi has announced a strategic partnership with the Association Professionnelle des Banques (APB) at GITEX Africa 2025, marking a significant step in Morocco’s digital transformation. This collaboration aims to provide tailored digital solutions to Moroccan businesses, enhancing their competitiveness and supporting the growth of startups and SMEs.
The Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) has launched a digital one-stop-shop platform for investors in collaboration with EBRD and Egypt’s Ministry of International Cooperation. The initiative aims to streamline 80 key services, improve business efficiency, and strengthen Egypt’s global competitiveness as an investment hub aligned with Egypt’s Vision 2030.
