A new white paper from Dubai Design District and Dubai Media City forecasts the global digital creative economy to reach AED 27 trillion by 2030, spurred by AI, Web3, and VR technologies. The report highlights Dubai’s strategic initiatives to become a global hub for creative industries.
The Oman government partners with Sabre to enhance travel management through technology. This collaboration will provide specialized training to streamline processes and automate operations, reflecting Oman’s commitment to digital transformation in government services.
Kuwait has introduced an English version of its Sahel App, significantly enhancing access to government services for expatriates. This update supports various administrative functions, promoting inclusivity and digital transformation in line with Kuwait’s Vision 2035.
The National Oil Corporation of Libya has partnered with telecom companies Al-Madar, Libyana, and Hatif Libya to develop “Smart Oil Cities,” enhancing digital infrastructure in oil-rich cities. This initiative aims to integrate cutting-edge communications technology to boost oil operation efficiency and sustainability.
The DCO and the League of Arab States signed an MoU to boost the digital economy across the Arab region. This partnership focuses on enhancing digital infrastructure, policy alignment, and promoting innovation to ensure sustainable and inclusive digital growth aligned with global technological advancements.
Cisco and stc Group teamed up to provide advanced digital experience technology at the first Esports World Cup in Riyadh, ensuring seamless connectivity and real-time digital monitoring with Cisco ThousandEyes and Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance.
The Digital Co-operation Organisation (DCO) has launched the Digital Economy Navigator (DEN) to help nations like Bahrain gauge their digital economy maturity. This new tool assesses various digital performance metrics, aiding in strategic planning and development.
Saudi Arabia is in discussions to host four television channels on Nigeria’s NigComSat-1R satellite. This collaboration aims to expand media reach and strengthen ties in satellite broadcasting between both nations, highlighting growing cooperation in the digital space.
Sabre Corporation collaborates with Oman’s government to enhance digital transformation in travel management. This partnership, involving training sessions on advanced technological tools, aims to improve efficiency and automate processes within Oman’s travel sectors, aligning with the nation’s strategic goals.
The third round of Oman’s National Digital Economy Programme was launched in Buraimi, aiming to enhance digital infrastructure under Oman Vision 2040. This initiative involves key sectors like AI, cybersecurity, and e-commerce, promoting comprehensive digital transformation across all governorates.
