Egypt’s digital strategy, aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, focuses on expanding digital infrastructure and accessibility. At the Indonesia-Africa Forum, Egypt shared its digital transformation experience, aiming to enhance bilateral cooperation with Indonesia in communications and IT.
The event showcased the collaboration between Ooredoo Oman’s technology management and TM Forum’s regional experts on global digital transformation use cases
The GAM is scheduled to take place on 26th September 2024, though the exact date may be subject to change, pending a decision by the Securities and Commodities Authority.
Huawei has launched AI initiatives to drive Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, focusing on digital transformation and economic diversification. The company highlighted its advanced AI technologies and noted significant growth in public cloud revenue during the Huawei Cloud Summit in Riyadh, where it showcased its role in the Kingdom’s technological progress.
Zain KSA and Huawei have introduced advanced FWA² solutions under Saudi Vision 2030, enhancing connectivity for home, business, and underserved users. These solutions offer high-speed, reliable internet with innovations like FWA Pro, FWA Lite, and FWA Business, supporting digital transformation and bridging connectivity gaps across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region.
ONIC, a digital telco brand launched a year ago, has quickly transformed Pakistan’s telecom industry with its digital-first approach. The brand’s rapid growth in subscribers highlights its strong market appeal and innovative strategy, setting new standards and prompting competitors to follow suit in the traditionally conventional telco market.
Nigeria is expanding its digital economy with initiatives like the National Broadband Plan 2020-2025 and free public Wi-Fi projects in various states. These efforts aim to improve internet access, reduce the digital divide, and promote economic growth. NITDA regulates these initiatives to ensure quality, security, and widespread availability across the country.
Morocco’s telecommunications sector saw significant growth in the first half of 2024, with the subscriber base reaching 59.8 million, driven by a 5% increase in mobile users. Internet subscriptions also grew by 6.9%, surpassing 39.1 million, reflecting the country’s digital transformation and resulting in a mobile penetration rate of 152.1%.
IFS will showcase its AI-powered enterprise solutions at the World Utilities Congress 2024 in Abu Dhabi, highlighting its top-ranked Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solutions. The company will demonstrate how its AI-driven tools help utilities achieve operational excellence and meet net-zero targets, with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and customer success.
Vodafone Qatar has launched the world’s first digital “Instant SIM,” allowing customers to easily purchase and activate SIM cards without visiting a store or using data. Available in both physical and eSIM formats, the Instant SIM supports prepaid and postpaid lines and can be obtained from over 2,600 locations across Qatar.
