Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Orange Jordan sponsored the 2025 Global Women in Tech and Digital Transformation Summit, reinforcing its commitment to digital inclusion and empowering women in tech through innovative solutions and community initiatives aligned with its “Lead the Future” vision.
Egypt’s Supreme Council of Universities now permits direct university admission for technical school graduates in AI and computing, removing equivalency barriers and expanding the nation’s tech talent pipeline. This policy aligns with regional Middle Eastern efforts to integrate vocational and academic pathways.
DAMAMAX and Kalaam Telecom have teamed up to provide comprehensive cloud-based communication services to Jordanian businesses, enhancing digital infrastructure and supporting scalable enterprise connectivity through solutions like SD-WAN, UCaaS, and CCaaS.
Vodacom Group has appointed Mohamed Abdallah as CEO of its International Markets and Vodafone Egypt, uniting operations in Egypt, DRC, Lesotho, Mozambique, and Tanzania under his leadership. This move supports Vodacom’s Vision 2030 by driving growth and operational excellence across key African markets.
Vodafone Qatar and Nokia have teamed up to modernize the nation’s 5G network with cloud-native core upgrades, enhanced broadband, automation, and AI-driven management. This strategic move supports Qatar’s digital ambitions under National Vision 2030, promising improved 5G coverage, reliability, and innovative service offerings.
Following an $80 million loan, Orange Egypt has launched 5G services starting in high-demand areas, with nationwide expansion planned. The launch supports Egypt’s digital transformation efforts, including Smart City initiatives and growing demand for high-speed connectivity, while ensuring quality standards through collaboration with the NTRA.
Ericsson and Orange Maroc have partnered to deploy advanced 5G core and cloud-native solutions, supporting Morocco’s planned standalone 5G launch in late 2025. This initiative aligns with the national Digital 2030 plan and regulatory targets for extensive 5G coverage, while collaboration between operators Maroc Telecom and Inwi aims to fast-track fiber and 5G infrastructure rollout.
Supernet Secure Solutions, a subsidiary of Supernet Limited, has won multi-million dollar cybersecurity contracts with a top Pakistani telecom operator. This marks a key growth milestone and supports national data security efforts, enhancing Supernet’s leadership in Pakistan’s technology sector.
Vodafone Egypt has launched nationwide 5G services, providing ultra-fast, reliable connectivity to consumers and businesses. Featuring innovative technology like the Adaptive Interference Free system, Vodafone’s rollout supports sectors from gaming to healthcare and aligns with Egypt’s Vision 2030 digital goals. The company offers 5G access to all customers at no extra cost, with plans for rapid coverage expansion.
Egypt will launch 5G services on June 4 with four major operators investing USD 2.7 billion in licenses and spectrum. The move supports smart cities, healthcare innovation, and IoT growth, marking a pivotal step in Egypt’s digital transformation and strengthening its ICT global position.