SITA and NEC have partnered to advance digital identity adoption in the travel industry, joining forces in SITA’s Digital Travel Ecosystem. This collaboration aims to simplify biometric identity verification, increase interoperability, and improve security, enhancing the passenger experience at airports and airlines worldwide.
GE Aerospace has partnered with Royal Jordanian for a five-year agreement to implement Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, including Fuel Insight and Safety Insight. These tools will help optimize fuel consumption, enhance safety measures, and improve operational efficiency, supporting Royal Jordanian’s digital transformation and sustainability efforts.
Morocco aims to boost its economy with a 10% GDP increase by 2030 through its Digital Morocco 2030 strategy, investing $1.1 billion by 2026. The plan focuses on digitizing government services, blockchain adoption, and expanding AI use across sectors like healthcare, finance, and education, creating jobs and training youth in digital skills.
The Ministry of National Education in Algeria has launched the Tawdif platform for 2025 educator recruitment. The platform allows graduates with degrees in various specialties to apply for teaching positions. Registration opens on September 9, 2025, and closes on September 14, 2025, offering an efficient and transparent application process.
MTN Group has partnered with Synamedia to launch a new streaming platform across Africa. The platform will deliver tailored linear TV and on-demand content, supporting both subscription and ad-based models. This initiative aims to transform video consumption and compete with global players like Netflix and MultiChoice.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has launched a digital guide in 16 languages, including Urdu, to assist pilgrims. The guide covers essential topics like Hajj rites, cybersecurity, health tips, financial guidance, and key pilgrimage sites. The ministry is committed to enhancing the Hajj experience for 2025.
Pakistan’s gaming industry is growing rapidly, driven by a tech-savvy youth, increased smartphone use, and enhanced digital infrastructure. With over 34 million online gamers, this number is expected to rise to 45 million by 2025. The government is supporting the sector through initiatives like the Centre of Excellence in Gaming and Animation.
APEBI will launch the APEBI VILLAGE at GITEX AFRICA 2025, a 510 m² space aimed at showcasing Morocco’s growing digital ecosystem. The village will bring together over 50 digital sector players, fostering partnerships and highlighting Morocco’s leadership in the African and global tech landscapes.
The Ministry of Education launched Ma’a Hamad Chat, an AI-powered service designed to improve communication and support learning. The platform provides accurate, curriculum-based answers for students, teachers, and parents, with tailored responses in multiple languages. It complements textbooks and enhances digital learning experiences in line with the MoE’s transformation vision.
Egypt’s Minister of Environment, Yasmine Fouad, met with Tajanus Group to discuss a smart digital waste management system. The platform allows easy waste collection requests, optimizes logistics, and supports a circular economy through data-driven recycling. The government is considering adopting it to improve efficiency and sustainability in waste management.
