Amana Healthcare, part of the M42 group, held a groundbreaking ceremony in partnership with Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company for its new healthcare facility in Al Jasra, Bahrain. The 100-bed facility will specialize in long-term care and post-acute rehabilitation, set to open in 2025.
Bahrain’s cybersecurity market is poised for significant growth, expected to reach $529.89 million by 2029, driven by the adoption of advanced technologies like AI and IoT and supported by strong government initiatives.
Grameenphone’s MyGP app, transforming digital services in Bangladesh, received the Bangladesh Technology Excellence Award 2024. The app supports streaming, payments, and even educational content, significantly impacting digital inclusivity and user engagement.
Scheduled maintenance on the SEA-ME-WE 5 submarine cable in Kuakata will cause temporary internet slowdowns in Bangladesh from 2 AM to 6 AM on Saturday, 28 September. Services through the SEA-ME-WE 4 cable will remain unaffected.
Zain Bahrain has launched the region’s first Dual Band Massive MIMO radios, enhancing mobile connectivity and network efficiency. This deployment reduces the need for extra antennas and supports Zain’s sustainability goals by optimizing space and increasing energy efficiency.
Azizi Developments is advancing its digital transformation by partnering with leading tech firms like Dell Secureworks, CommVault, and Microsoft Azure. These collaborations enhance operational efficiency, streamline processes, and bolster security, positioning Azizi at the forefront of technological innovation in the real estate sector.
Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission discussed the future of 5G and satellite internet with the Samena Council in New York, focusing on enhancing Iraq’s telecommunications infrastructure and supporting the digital economy. The talks explored licensing, technology challenges, and global best practices.
Nepal Telecom has launched 4G services at the Korala Border, enhancing connectivity for locals, tourists, and businesses. This initiative is part of broader efforts to expand telecommunication infrastructure in remote areas, improving communication facilities for various sectors including trade and security.
Internet services in Kuwait have been disrupted due to an interruption in the Falcon submarine cable operated by GCX. Efforts are underway to reroute data through alternative cables to ensure service continuity, coordinated by local service providers and the General Authority for Communications and Information Technology.
Shaikh Rashid bin Abdulrahman Al Khalifa met with Fouz Mohammed Ali to discuss enhancing child cybersecurity in the Capital Governorate. They emphasized education and awareness campaigns to protect children from online threats and promote safe internet practices.
