LabLabee, an Algerian edtech startup, has raised $3.4 million to boost 5G, cloud, and AI adoption. This funding will expand its training offerings and enhance learning platforms, aiming to establish leadership in the EMEA and U.S. markets and addressing the global skills gap in advanced technologies.
The Orange Maroc Foundation is set to equip 55 more schools with digital tools in rural Morocco, aiming to curb school dropouts. This expansion underlines the foundation’s commitment to enhancing education through digital access, supporting over 17,000 students and training 200 teachers.
Educatly, an Egyptian startup, raised $2.5 million to expand its digital higher education platform across MENA. The platform, connecting students with global university programs, plans to reach seven million users by 2024, enhancing its technology to support more personalized education and career planning services.
Huawei and UNESCO launch Phase II of their collaborative project to enhance digital learning in Brazil, Egypt, and Thailand, focusing on creating inclusive and resilient educational environments.
The Dubai Foundation for Women and Children (DFWAC) has launched initiatives to prepare children for the school year, focusing on psychological readiness, self-confidence, and emotional well-being. The foundation’s events and campaigns promote kindness, inclusivity, and family support while addressing concerns such as anxiety, bullying, and social challenges in the school environment.
This year’s conference, held under the theme “Directing Technology in Education,” is a significant gathering aimed at fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among key players in the education sector.
Ooredoo has committed QAR 2.8 million to support Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s Qatar Centre for Quantum Computing in developing Qatar’s first quantum communication testbed. This initiative aims to establish a secure quantum communication system, positioning Qatar as a leader in quantum technology and strengthening its role in the global tech landscape.
Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) has published over 300 AI research papers in 2024, including significant contributions to global conferences. In just five years, MBZUAI has become a top 20 global leader in AI, with standout research in gene-sequencing, machine learning, and vision transformers enhancing its reputation.
du has launched educational initiatives, including a Robotics Workshop and the “Skillpreneurship” program, to enhance technological skills and innovation among the youth in the UAE. These programs, organized by the du Youth Council, aim to empower young people through hands-on learning and entrepreneurial opportunities, aligning with du’s commitment to digital transformation and youth empowerment.
