Morocco will launch 5G mobile technology in November, ahead of the African Cup of Nations. The government aims to provide 5G access to 25% of the population by 2025, expanding to 70% by 2030. The deployment will prioritize urban centers, economic zones, and industries, enhancing connectivity across key sectors.
LEAN has partnered with Lenovo to build a cutting-edge cloud infrastructure in Kuwait, enabling local businesses to benefit from reliable, locally hosted cloud services. The integration of Lenovo’s ThinkSystem servers and VMware solutions has led to zero downtime, cost savings, and SLA-backed performance guarantees for LEAN’s clients.
Orange Jordan has launched new “Ma’ak” mobile plans with all-free 5G services for subscribers, marking a milestone in digital innovation. The company also relaunched its loyalty program, now called “Max it Rewards,” offering exclusive benefits. These moves reinforce Orange Jordan’s commitment to enhancing customer experience and embracing digital transformation.
21 instructors from Egypt’s National Telecommunications Institute (NTI) received global certification through Tejas Networks’ “Train the Trainers” program. This initiative strengthens Egypt-India telecom cooperation and knowledge transfer, and paves the way for the establishment of the first Tejas Academy in Egypt, enhancing technical skills in networking and fiber optics.
Ooredoo Algeria hosted a training session for journalists on the upcoming 5G technology. Led by Dr. Ali Kahlane, the session provided insights into 5G’s challenges, uses, and future prospects, emphasizing its role in innovation, connectivity, and enhancing various sectors. The initiative aligns with Ooredoo’s commitment to media empowerment.
Nokia and TAWAL have launched the world’s first live multi-tenant Open RAN edge-cloud platform, enabling mobile operators and enterprises to offer 5G services at lower costs. This breakthrough allows multiple service providers to share infrastructure, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs, while supporting Saudi Arabia’s smart city projects.
Oman’s telecom regulator, TRA, discussed the impact of introducing a third operator on existing telecom companies’ profits. Chairman Eng. Omar al Islamili emphasized the importance of market competition, sustainability, and operational efficiency. He also highlighted the need for telecoms to diversify revenue streams and reinvest in infrastructure, particularly for 5G and broadband.
Vodafone Oman has opened its first Business Hub at Active Oman, offering SMEs and corporates access to tailored telecom solutions, advanced services, and government-related processes all in one space. The Hub aims to simplify business operations while fostering collaboration, innovation, and providing exclusive offers for customers.
The Afghanistan Telecom Regulatory Authority (ATRA) has launched telecommunications services for returnees at the Omari Camp in Torkham. Temporary four-month SIM cards with free internet and call minutes are being distributed. Returnees must register their SIM cards using electronic IDs within the specified time frame.
Dr. Khalid Al-Ghazzawi, CEO of Ebdaa Microfinance Company – Bahrain, has been appointed to the World Union of Arab Bankers’ Board of Directors for the sixth term (2023-2028). His role will focus on advancing financial inclusion, fostering regional collaboration, and supporting the development of the Arab banking sector.
