NAIA Developments has partnered with Vodafone Egypt to offer advanced “Triple Play” services, including high-speed internet, digital television, and landline services across its projects. This collaboration aims to enhance smart living and provide residents with cutting-edge technology. NAIA’s portfolio includes key developments in Ras Al-Hikma and New Sheikh Zayed.
Algeria’s Space Agency (ASAL) and South Africa’s National Space Agency (SANSA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to advance cooperation in space science and technology. The partnership, focused on joint projects and the exchange of expertise, aims to foster regional development and scientific innovation across Africa.
Telecommunication services have been extended to eight remote districts in southern Helmand province, following a report by Pajhwok Afghan News. The Ministry of Telecommunication and Information Technology is working to improve communication infrastructure, with plans for 70 new telecom sites and the expansion of 4G internet services in the coming year.
Jumbo Enterprise, part of Jumbo Group, has seen impressive growth in recent years, expanding its portfolio in digital infrastructure, managed services, and cybersecurity. With key partnerships and innovations in IT and 3D manufacturing, the company is poised to continue leading the UAE’s tech services sector while fostering future talent.
Pakistan is preparing for its 5G spectrum auction in April 2025, aiming to revolutionize sectors like agriculture, healthcare, and manufacturing. The government is addressing challenges such as infrastructure gaps, spectrum pricing, and regulatory hurdles to ensure the successful deployment of 5G technology, which promises significant economic growth.
Morocco plans to roll out 5G internet service ahead of the 2025 AFCON and the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The government aims for 25% 5G coverage by 2026 and 70% by 2030, along with expanding fibre-optic connections to 5.6 million homes by 2030, as part of its digital infrastructure efforts.
Egypt’s President Al-Sisi met with Prime Minister Madbouly and Minister Talaat to discuss digital transformation initiatives, focusing on improving ICT services, boosting mobile manufacturing, and advancing AI strategies. The government aims to enhance communication coverage, attract international investments, and develop a skilled digital workforce to support national economic goals.
Turkcell and Huawei have achieved a world-first in data transmission by reaching 2.4 terabits per second (Tbps) over a live transport network. The test, conducted between two data centers in Turkey, demonstrates the capability of advanced optical transport networks to meet growing demands in the digital age.
Bangladesh’s telecom sector is hindered by restrictive policies, monopolies, and mismanagement. Key issues include stifling tower policies, limited fibre rollout, and regulatory inefficiencies. Reforming these areas could attract significant FDI, improve service, and accelerate digital transformation, helping the country realize its “Digital Bangladesh” vision.
Oman and Palestine have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation in telecommunications, information technology, and the digital economy. The agreement aims to foster experience exchange and promote business partnerships between companies in both countries.
