Orange Jordan hosted a workshop on business models and innovation for over 50 Coding Academy students in Amman. Led by Dr. Ashraf Bani Mohammad, the session focused on entrepreneurship, revenue strategies, and emerging technologies, equipping participants with the skills to transform programming knowledge into innovative business ideas.
eSIM technology is rapidly gaining traction in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Tunisia, where travelers can easily access mobile data without the need for physical SIM cards. This shift offers greater convenience, supports digital mobility, and aligns with infrastructure modernization efforts, enhancing regional connectivity for locals and visitors alike.
Al Munther, Bahrain’s first national satellite, has successfully entered its operational phase. Launched on March 15 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the satellite’s core systems are functioning as expected. Testing continues on critical systems, including communication and orientation, paving the way for its scientific and technical missions.
Oujda has emerged as Morocco’s leader in internet speeds, achieving an average download speed of 65.74 Mbps, followed by Fes and Agadir. The report highlights a significant variation in performance between major cities like Rabat and Casablanca. Maroc Telecom continues to dominate as the fastest mobile provider in the country.
Bangla Phone Ltd has been granted a Nationwide Telecommunication Transmission Network (NTTN) licence by the BTRC, after an 11-year wait. The licence allows the company to build and manage a fibre-optic transmission network, improving broadband access and reducing service costs. The move aims to expand telecom infrastructure across Bangladesh.
Zain Group has launched its innovative Global M2M Offering, enabling OEMs to seamlessly integrate their devices across regional markets with a single point of integration. The solution simplifies connectivity management and ensures compliance with local regulations, enhancing device adoption and transforming business operations across the Middle East and Africa.
Key Takeaways: The Sultanate of Oman is set to expand its broadband internet access with the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA)…
du has launched its Business Roamer Plan, offering 10GB of roaming data, 300 outgoing minutes, and 200 incoming minutes monthly for Dhs325. This plan, designed for business travelers, provides global coverage in over 170 countries, addressing issues like unpredictable roaming charges and connectivity disruptions for professionals on the go.
Starlink satellite broadband service is set to launch in Sri Lanka in April 2025, offering high-speed, low-latency internet access to remote areas. The government has ensured quality service and addressed national security concerns, with no outstanding issues for the service’s rollout.
Maxis, Nokia, Tawal, and Zain KSA are driving next-gen connectivity in Malaysia and Saudi Arabia through collaborations in cloud, AI, and 5G. Notable milestones include Maxis and Nokia’s data center networking expansion, Nokia and Tawal’s 5G mmWave trial, and Zain KSA’s successful Cloud RAN trial with Nokia.
