e& enterprise has partnered with Sergas Group to enhance the safety and sustainability of gas distribution networks in the GCC. This collaboration will develop digital solutions, including smart meters and IoT systems, to improve safety, enable early incident detection, and promote sustainability, all while adhering to regional regulations.
Egypt University of Informatics and SAP Egypt signed a partnership to enhance digital skills and AI education. This initiative incorporates SAP applications into curricula, offering hands-on training. Minister Amr Talaat highlighted Egypt’s progress in AI innovation, education reforms, and ICT growth, emphasizing AI’s transformative potential and the country’s commitment to responsible AI development.
This initiative supports Saudi Vision 2030’s goals of boosting tourism and providing world-class hospitality experiences.
Beyon Solutions will provide innovative technology solutions to support the airport’s complex operational demands.
Dubatt Battery Recycling has partnered with Du to recycle used lead-acid batteries, aiming to process around 200 tonnes annually. The refined lead produced will supply battery manufacturers in the UAE and abroad. Dubatt plans to expand into lithium battery recycling, with operations expected to begin by early 2026.
Omani satellite manufacturer Spazers has partnered with Australia’s Southern Cross Space to enhance satellite imaging and analytics capabilities. The agreement aims to leverage advanced technologies, supporting Oman’s goal of becoming a regional hub for space activities and contributing to the digital economy’s growth by 10% by 2040.
Both initiatives highlight the growing role of telecom operators in driving environmental sustainability and promoting circular economy practices.
Almarai, the world’s leading vertically-integrated dairy company, partners with Google Cloud to enhance operational efficiency and customer experience through digital transformation. By migrating critical systems to Google Cloud, Almarai aims to boost innovation, scalability, and data sovereignty, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 for national digital advancement.
Sri Lanka Telecom PLC has appointed Dr. Mothilal de Silva as the new Chairman of its board of directors, effective November 4, 2024. Dr. de Silva brings extensive experience in corporate strategy and operational excellence, previously restructuring Telecom Fiji Ltd to profitability and holding leadership roles at Dialog Axiata and MTN Networks.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that Saudi Arabia is seeking millions of skilled IT workers from Pakistan to enhance its technological infrastructure. This initiative follows discussions during recent diplomatic visits, emphasizing collaboration in IT, solar energy, and mining, with Qatar also accelerating a $3 billion investment in Pakistan.
