Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Ooredoo Algeria sponsors Global Africa Tech 2026 to support digital transformation, bringing together stakeholders to align infrastructure, innovation, and investment across Africa.
GITEX Africa 2026 is emerging as a key deal-making hub for digital infrastructure, with global players targeting Africa’s fast-growing data centre and AI markets.
Redington convened public and private sector leaders in Angola to accelerate digital transformation through infrastructure, AI, and cybersecurity initiatives, highlighting the importance of partnerships and ecosystem collaboration across key industries.
LEAP 2026 is postponed to August amid regional instability, underscoring the impact of geopolitical tensions on major global tech events.
Sri Lanka launches its first iGaming conference, signaling plans to expand online gaming and casino sectors as part of a broader strategy to boost tourism, investment, and economic recovery.
ZTE and Ooredoo Algeria advance 5G commercialization through live demonstrations and efficient network solutions, highlighting new opportunities in industry, connectivity, and digital services across Algeria.
Morocco will host the debut GITEX Future Health Africa from May 4–6, 2026, targeting a projected $259 billion African healthcare market. The summit will bring together global tech giants and policymakers to discuss AI in hospitals, health sovereignty, and digital diagnostics. It marks a major step in Morocco’s goal to become Africa’s primary hub for medical technology and digital health systems.
Banglalink joins global telecom leaders at MWC 2026 to explore AI-driven digital transformation and infrastructure collaboration while highlighting Bangladesh’s growing digital ecosystem.
JazzWorld’s leadership joined global fintech discussions at Mobile World Congress 2026, highlighting how AI can expand financial inclusion in emerging markets. CEO Aamir Ibrahim emphasized trust, transparency and responsible innovation as key pillars for scaling intelligent finance and bringing millions of unbanked individuals into the digital economy.
LEAP 5 returns to Riyadh in April 2026, aiming to surpass last year’s $14.9 billion in deals. With over 200,000 attendees expected and participation from global tech giants and major investors, the event underscores Saudi Arabia’s expanding role in the global technology ecosystem.