Jordan has ranked 20th globally and 1st among Arab nations in the National Cyber Security Index (NCSI), a key global cybersecurity measure. The country also made a significant improvement in the Global Cybersecurity Index, moving from 71st to 27th place, reflecting its robust cybersecurity management.
Ogero is upgrading Beirut International Airport’s public WiFi from WiFi 5 to WiFi 7, offering faster speeds and reduced congestion for users. While the upgrade is part of a broader digital infrastructure plan, concerns have been raised about prioritizing airport improvements amid ongoing telecom challenges in Lebanon.
Zong 4G has partnered with Park View City to provide advanced technology services, including DICT & Cloud solutions, to businesses and residents in Central Downtown. The initiative aims to foster a smart, digitally integrated community, enhancing the quality of living and reinforcing Zong’s leadership in Pakistan’s digital transformation.
Italy, Albania, and the UAE have signed a €1 billion deal to build a subsea interconnection for importing renewable energy across the Adriatic Sea. This project aims to strengthen regional power links, enhance energy security, and promote clean energy, contributing to sustainable development in the Mediterranean region.
Zain KSA has received a license from the Digital Government Authority to provide independent digital authentication services in Saudi Arabia. This move supports the Kingdom’s digital transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, ensuring secure electronic transactions and data integrity for both government and private clients.
PTCL and Ufone have received the largest share of the Rs 141.66 billion subsidy from the Universal Service Fund to expand telecom services in underserved areas. The funds will help improve cellular, broadband, and fiber-optic services, with initiatives like broadband for sustainable development and solar-powered telecom sites.
The UAE’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) successfully launched MBZ-SAT, the region’s most advanced satellite. Developed by Emirati engineers, the satellite boasts cutting-edge technology for Earth observation. This achievement marks a significant step in the UAE’s space exploration goals and its growing capabilities in global space technology.
Jordan’s ICT market is projected to grow from $3.73 billion in 2025 to $5.10 billion by 2030, driven by digitalisation, 5G adoption, and advancements in technologies like AI and robotics. Investments in cloud infrastructure and government initiatives are also fueling growth, especially in the e-commerce sector.
The World Future Energy Summit 2025 in Abu Dhabi highlights innovations in clean energy and sustainability. Key discussions include the role of women in decarbonization, the need for ambitious NDCs, and advancements in water management and electric vehicles. The summit also features a new global investment fund in renewable energy.
Huawei Cloud has been officially enrolled in Saudi Arabia’s EXPRO Cloud National Framework Agreement, enabling the provision of IaaS and PaaS solutions to government entities. This strategic collaboration will enhance the Kingdom’s digital transformation efforts, improving operational efficiency while maintaining data sovereignty and security within the public sector.
