Egypt Set to Transform Mobile Telecommunications with e-SIM Technology Launch
Egypt is set to revolutionize its mobile telecom sector with e-SIM technology and its first 5G network, promising enhanced connectivity, competition, and affordability.
Egypt is set to revolutionize its mobile telecom sector with e-SIM technology and its first 5G network, promising enhanced connectivity, competition, and affordability.
Samsung Gulf Electronics, in partnership with e& UAE, launched the Samsung Smart Schools initiative in the UAE, featuring advanced mobile devices, Knox security solutions, and interactive displays. The initiative aims to revolutionize education through technology, aligning with the UAE’s vision for a knowledge-based economy.
Dialog Axiata PLC has launched the eSIM Quick Transfer feature, a first in Sri Lanka and South Asia, enabling easy transfer of eSIMs between iPhone and iPad devices. This innovation enhances mobile connectivity management, emphasizing security and convenience.
Ooredoo Tunisia has become the first telecommunications operator in Tunisia to achieve the N-Cloud certification from the National Cyber Security Agency, demonstrating its commitment to cybersecurity and data integrity.
Vodafone Oman has reinforced its 5G network coverage in Dhofar for the Khareef season, expanding tower capacities and installing new sites in high-footfall areas. This effort ensures seamless and high-speed connectivity for residents and visitors, highlighting Vodafone’s commitment to providing exceptional telecommunication services.
Oman experienced a 3.10% increase in mobile phone subscriptions, reaching over 7 million by April 2024. Average usage per mobile subscription rose by 4.19%, while mobile broadband subscriptions and average usage declined. Fixed-line and fixed broadband subscriptions saw modest increases, though average usage decreased.
BNET conducted its first knowledge exchange visit with Singapore’s NetLink Trust, focusing on collaboration and best practices in broadband networks. The visit included workshops, partner meetings, and site tours, enhancing BNET’s capabilities and solidifying its role as an industry leader.
Algeria has doubled its international bandwidth capacity to 9.8 Tbps by early 2024 and completed a 2,600 km fiber optic segment as part of the Trans-Saharan Fiber Optic Backbone project. This initiative, aimed at fostering a digital economy, is co-funded by the AfDB and the EU, and will enhance connectivity and economic growth.
Grameenphone, Bangladesh’s largest mobile operator, reported a Tk 1,338 crore profit for Q1 2024, a 72% increase year-on-year. The growth was driven by reduced finance costs, foreign exchange gains, and lower income tax expenses, with revenue rising by 5% to Tk 3,734 crore.
Zain KSA has launched new digital authentication services in Saudi Arabia through a partnership with the Sadq platform, enhancing digital transformation and sustainability. This initiative aims to improve customer experience, streamline operations, and bolster data protection, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030’s goals. Zain Cloud has been awarded the highest rating for cloud computing service providers by CST.