Egypt’s Ministries of Communications and Information Technology and Culture have signed an agreement to digitize over 11,300 National Library books for the “Egypt Digital Heritage” platform. This initiative aims to enhance Egypt’s digital cultural content and expand access to the nation’s rich heritage through modern technology.
Samsung Electronics plans to establish Egypt as a regional hub for electronics production and exports, targeting markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. The company’s Beni Suef factory already exports 85% of its television production to 55 countries, creating 5,000 job opportunities and producing 6 million units annually.
The GCC, recognized for its strategic importance in global trade, has long faced challenges in road freight logistics, including inefficiencies, lack of transparency, and high operational costs.
Transforat Trading and Information Technology is modernizing Iraq’s road transport sector with its platform “URUK,” offering end-to-end shipment management and vehicle tracking. By joining IRU, Transforat aims to introduce global best practices, enhance international transport efficiency, and position Iraq as a key regional trade hub. Founded in 2004, Transforat continues to innovate.
NADEC has successfully implemented SAP Signavio, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 to enhance service efficiency and expand into new markets. The initiative has transformed 51 business processes, resulting in significant improvements in operational efficiency and customer service, supporting NADEC’s strategic expansion and food security goals.
PTCL Group and Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited (ZTBL) have partnered to implement a Managed WAN and desktop solution across 500+ ZTBL sites in Pakistan. This collaboration aims to enhance connectivity and digital transformation, empowering ZTBL’s clients, including farmers, and contributing to the growth and development of Pakistan’s economy.
Zain Bahrain has partnered with AlSalam Gas Electronics to offer exclusive benefits to AlSalam customers, including six months of free rental on selected Fibre plans and vouchers worth up to BD430. This collaboration aims to enhance the customer experience by providing seamless, value-added services and innovative solutions tailored to customer needs.
Qatar’s computing sector is set to generate $65.5 million in revenue in 2024, with a projected growth to $82.92 million by 2029. The country is advancing digital innovation and transformation, driving demand for digital skills in cybersecurity, cloud computing, and software development. Google Cloud’s presence further supports this growth trajectory.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region is witnessing a significant transformation in its road freight network, driven by the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI). As a vital component of global trade, the GCC’s logistics sector is embracing AI to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve safety.
Qatar Development Bank (QDB), in collaboration with the National Cyber Security Agency, launched the “Cyber Security Manual for SMEs” to enhance cybersecurity awareness and provide practical guidelines for small and medium-sized enterprises in Qatar. The manual addresses common cyber risks, basic security controls, and employee training, aiming to strengthen the national entrepreneurial ecosystem.
