Daraz has launched applications for its Future Leaders Programme (DFLP) 2025, targeting top graduates from Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The 15-month rotational program provides mentorship, real-world experience, and opportunities for career growth within the eCommerce giant, supporting South Asia’s digital transformation and young talent development.
PTA Chairman Major General (R) Hafeez Ur Rehman met with ITU Director Dr. Cosmas Luckyson Zavazava to discuss Pakistan’s telecom sector progress and future digital growth. The meeting focused on global best practices, AI training programs, and strengthening emergency communications and regulatory frameworks to enhance Pakistan’s digital transformation.
Ncell has launched new unlimited voice and data packs in Nepal, starting at under Rs 30 per day. The packs offer affordable options for voice calls and data usage, with high-volume plans available for heavy users. The initiative aims to make connectivity more accessible and affordable for Ncell customers.
e& UAE has introduced autonomous drone-based telecom tower inspections powered by AI. This innovation improves the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of infrastructure maintenance. The drones, managed via the Drones Operations Centre, detect anomalies and provide proactive maintenance insights, supporting faster decision-making and enhancing network resilience.
AWS has partnered with Manara to train 2,500 software engineers in MENA on cloud and AI skills, investing $3.6 million over two years. This initiative aims to equip engineers with AWS Certifications and improve their employment prospects, contributing to MENA’s growing tech hub.
Maroc Telecom has launched “iNJOY,” a fully digital mobile brand offering flexible and customizable plans starting at 59 dirhams per month. Customers can select internet data and call hours, with a fully independent customer experience through a mobile app or online portal, reinforcing Maroc Telecom’s focus on innovation and digital solutions.
The Jordanian Armed Forces and Orange Jordan have renewed their telecommunications services agreement, ensuring continued provision of fixed-line, internet, and communication services. The partnership, which has lasted over 20 years, underscores the strong relationship between the company and the armed forces in supporting national security and communication needs.
The Arab region’s internet usage has reached 348 million, with social media engagement at 228 million users, highlighting rapid digital transformation. The digital divide with the European Union is narrowing, and a young, tech-savvy population is driving the region’s growth in digital platforms and technological innovations.
Walton has launched the WR34G, a 4G SIM-supported router with a built-in 4,000mAh rechargeable battery, ensuring uninterrupted internet access during power outages. The router offers high-speed internet with download speeds up to 150 Mbps, making it ideal for streaming, gaming, and work. It is available at Walton outlets with a discount.
The Jordanian Armed Forces and Orange Jordan have renewed their agreement to provide essential telecommunications services, including mobile, landline, and internet, to enhance security and communication. This partnership, ongoing for over 20 years, strengthens the relationship between the Armed Forces and Orange Jordan, ensuring reliable and efficient services.
