Orange and Eutelsat have partnered to provide satellite-based broadband connectivity in underserved regions of Africa and the Middle East. The initiative will enhance digital inclusion by offering high-speed internet access to remote areas, initially covering Jordan, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with future expansions.
Mohammad Mehdi Hadavi visited the Iranian Electronic Industries Company, highlighting the importance of knowledge-based companies in advancing telecommunications and space technology. The company’s achievements include the development of domestically produced telecommunications processors, which aim to replace foreign models and enhance security, adaptability, and data safety for the Iranian telecom sector.
Telecom Egypt has partnered with Huawei to enhance its core network with Africa’s largest IMS and lightweight SBC solutions. The collaboration aims to optimize voice services, improve energy efficiency, and support the future growth of Voice over Broadband (VoBB) in Egypt, contributing to the modernization of Telecom Egypt’s network.
EMOSIM has partnered with Tata Communications to launch Nigeria’s first travel eSIM, offering seamless connectivity for outbound travelers. By utilizing Tata’s MOVE™ platform, the collaboration aims to enhance network reliability, drive digital adoption, and promote technological advancement in Nigeria’s telecom sector, supporting the country’s vision for innovation.
Turkcell, in collaboration with Huawei, has integrated autonomous network functions into its IP Backbone Network, significantly improving energy efficiency and sustainability. This move aligns with Turkcell’s green energy initiatives, helping to reduce energy consumption and meet the growing demand for 5G-A and next-gen digital services while optimizing network performance.
Zain KSA has completed a cloud-based BSS/OSS transformation with Netcracker Technology, enhancing customer experiences, improving operational efficiencies, and supporting 5G services. The transformation reduces product development and activation times by 50%, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 and digital transformation goals for a tech-enhanced quality of life in the Kingdom.
STC has partnered with Juniper Networks to expand its 5G services in Saudi Arabia. By deploying Juniper’s 400G PTX10008 routers, STC is enhancing network capacity, reducing power consumption, and future-proofing its infrastructure for 800G. The collaboration supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and advances the country’s digital transformation.
Zain has partnered with eero to bring advanced mesh networking technology to Kuwait, making Zain the first telecom operator in the MENA region to offer eero devices. This collaboration aims to enhance home internet experiences, providing reliable Wi-Fi coverage through Zain’s 5G network with the eero Pro 6E.
Aamir Ibrahim, CEO of Jazz, emphasized the importance of mobile-powered Early Warning Systems (EWS) for mitigating the impact of natural disasters during his speech at MWC 2025. He highlighted the need for real-time alerts and AI-driven solutions to reduce casualties and economic losses, particularly in climate-vulnerable regions like Pakistan.
Bangladeshi firms have partnered with Starlink to establish earth stations across the country, aiming to provide reliable internet, especially in remote areas. The collaboration involves space allocation, construction support, and infrastructure maintenance, with a goal to implement the model within the next 90 days to overcome connectivity challenges.
