Otaxi has partnered with Yango Group and ITHCA to enhance taxi services and introduce a parcel delivery system in Oman. This collaboration aims to modernize the digital infrastructure, support sustainable mobility, and align with the Kingdom’s digital transformation goals, ultimately improving transportation options for residents and visitors.
Moroccan Panafsat has partnered with Thales Alenia Space to deploy a satellite communications system for Africa. This initiative will provide very-high-throughput services to 26 countries, enhancing internet access and bridging the digital divide, ultimately supporting economic growth and digital transformation across the continent.
Ericsson has partnered with e& Egypt to implement 5G technology nationwide, following the Egyptian government’s issuance of telecom licenses to major operators. This collaboration aims to enhance communication quality and network capacity using Ericsson’s energy-efficient 5G solutions, providing faster internet speeds and improved connectivity for consumers and businesses.
Algerian Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Karim Bibi Triki, has launched a project to extend the 4G mobile network in Ain Defla, aiming to cover 1,400 localities with fewer than 2,000 inhabitants. This initiative supports Algeria’s digital transformation goals and ensures access to affordable telecommunications services for remote areas.
Port City Colombo is working to establish Sri Lanka as a leading tech hub in South Asia, with 40 global IT companies already onboarded. The initiative supports the government’s goal of creating a $15 billion digital economy by 2030, fostering innovation and investment in the country’s tech sector.
The Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation (MoHERI) in Oman will celebrate the graduation of 56 trainees from the Mobile Phone and Tablet Repair Programme. This initiative, supported by the Oman LNG Development Foundation, aims to equip youth with technical skills for the smart device maintenance sector.
Moroccan company Panafsat has partnered with Thales Alenia Space to develop a satellite communications system aimed at providing very-high-throughput services (VHTS) to 26 African countries. This initiative will enhance digital infrastructure and connectivity, benefiting a population of approximately 550 million and contributing to economic growth across the continent.
Jordan experienced a 64% increase in 5G mobile technology subscriptions in Q2 2024, rising to 51,491 from 31,334 in Q1. Fixed broadband subscriptions reached 793,000, while data consumption through fixed services grew to approximately 1.289 billion gigabytes, reflecting a positive trend in digital connectivity across the country.
Ericsson has partnered with e& Egypt to launch 5G services across Egypt, supplying its energy-efficient 5G portfolio to enhance connectivity. This initiative coincides with the government’s second phase of 5G licenses for Vodafone Egypt, Orange Egypt, and e& Egypt, aiming to improve network performance and communication quality.
Orange Jordan is enhancing its 5G coverage while promoting the “Subscribe & Win with 5G” campaign, allowing subscribers to win prizes like a 2024 BYD ATTO 3 electric car and PlayStation 5 consoles. The campaign aims to encourage the adoption of innovative 5G services across the kingdom.
