STC has partnered with Juniper Networks to expand its 5G services in Saudi Arabia. By deploying Juniper’s 400G PTX10008 routers, STC is enhancing network capacity, reducing power consumption, and future-proofing its infrastructure for 800G. The collaboration supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and advances the country’s digital transformation.
Zain has partnered with eero to bring advanced mesh networking technology to Kuwait, making Zain the first telecom operator in the MENA region to offer eero devices. This collaboration aims to enhance home internet experiences, providing reliable Wi-Fi coverage through Zain’s 5G network with the eero Pro 6E.
Bangladeshi firms have partnered with Starlink to establish earth stations across the country, aiming to provide reliable internet, especially in remote areas. The collaboration involves space allocation, construction support, and infrastructure maintenance, with a goal to implement the model within the next 90 days to overcome connectivity challenges.
Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has partnered with Microsoft to support startups and foster digital innovation. The initiative aims to provide mentorship, access to technologies like AI and cloud computing, and training programs to enhance competitiveness, aligning with Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030 and strengthening its tech ecosystem.
Sparkle and Turkcell have signed an MoU to develop a 4,000 km subsea cable solution between Izmir and Chania, boosting Mediterranean connectivity. The cable, integrated with Sparkle’s BlueMed Cable System, offers high-capacity, low-latency data transmission, enhancing international data infrastructure and providing a secure option for hyperscalers and content providers.
Viettel High Tech has launched a 5G equipment trial with du at MWC 2025, marking a significant step in their collaboration to deploy advanced 5G solutions in the Middle East. The trial will focus on 5G Open RAN for public networks and 5G solutions for private networks, supporting regional digital transformation.
Qatar’s hosting of MWC 2025 highlights its commitment to digital innovation, supporting its Vision 2030. The event will showcase advancements in AI, 5G, IoT, and cloud computing, enhancing Qatar’s position as a global technology hub. It fosters international collaboration and investment in Qatar’s digital infrastructure and economic diversification.
Telenor Pakistan has signed a strategic deal with Huawei at MWC 2025 to upgrade its Communication Business Support System (CBS), enhancing its billing infrastructure, real-time data processing, and customer experience. The collaboration marks a significant step in Telenor’s digital transformation journey with long-term technological support from Huawei.
Ncell has joined the Internet Service Providers Association of Nepal (ISPAN), marking the first time a telecom operator has become part of the group. The move aligns with Ncell’s interest in entering the ISP business. Alongside Ncell, CG Communication has also joined ISPAN, strengthening the association’s influence.
Huawei has partnered with Telecom Egypt to enhance 5G services in Egypt and North Africa. The collaboration involves deploying advanced solutions, including BladeAAU and Pico Radio, to support 5G networks. This partnership helps Telecom Egypt strengthen its position as a leading ICT operator and accelerate Egypt’s digital transformation.
