OQ has launched the e-Symphony project, moving its One ERP platform to a private cloud with RISE by SAP. This transition enhances operational efficiency, data-driven decision-making, and scalability. It demonstrates OQ’s commitment to digital transformation, supporting Oman’s economic ambitions and shaping a sustainable, innovation-led future.
Telecom operators in Bangladesh, including Robi, Banglalink, and Teletalk, are calling for the effective enforcement of SMP guidelines to ensure fair competition. Despite regulations imposed on Grameenphone, only a few have been implemented. Industry leaders stress the need for reforms, collaboration, and investment to foster healthy competition.
Egypt’s engineering exports reached a historic $5.1 billion in the first eleven months of 2024, marking a 21.6% increase from 2023. This growth highlights the sector’s significance in Egypt’s economy, driven by industries such as automotive components, cables, and home appliances. Major export destinations include Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Nigeria’s growing vulnerability to digital threats worsened in 2024, with a rise in attacks targeting government and financial sectors. Despite efforts by agencies like NITDA and NCC, localized cybersecurity strategies remain underdeveloped. Experts stress the need for proactive measures, risk analysis, and stronger collaboration to enhance digital resilience in 2025.
The company will prioritize consumer connectivity, financial services, enterprise solutions, entertainment, infrastructure, and AI-driven solutions.
Key Takeaways: Muscat, Oman – Oman is taking a significant step towards understanding the impact of its digital economy by launching…
Nepal Telecom (NTC) has lowered its call rates to India when using the 1424 access code.
NetActuate has completed major upgrades to its Dubai data center, increasing capacity for bare metal, colocation, and virtual machines while enhancing low-latency IP bandwidth. The improvements align with the region’s digital growth, helping businesses expand across the Middle East and Africa with better connectivity and high-performance network services.
Diriyah Company has partnered with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP) to enhance digital security as Diriyah transforms into a cultural hub. The collaboration focuses on protecting digital infrastructure, providing training programs, and fostering a cybersecurity culture, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
Jordan’s 5G subscriptions grew by 37% in Q3 2024, with over 70,000 5G users by the end of the quarter. The country has made significant strides in 5G infrastructure, with 230 operational towers. Experts believe this growth will foster economic development, job creation, and further digital transformation.
