Malaysia Plans New Telecom Towers to Expand Internet Access in Rural Kelantan
Malaysia’s communications regulator, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), is planning the deployment of new telecommunications towers to improve…
Malaysia’s communications regulator, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), is planning the deployment of new telecommunications towers to improve…
Oman’s Authority for Public Services Regulation has reported full digitisation of utility service delivery and near-complete smart meter deployment across…
Ghana has adopted a national Dig Once policy, integrating fibre ducts into all new road projects to cut costs, reduce fibre damage, and accelerate broadband and 5G rollout, positioning the country as a digital infrastructure leader in Africa.
Beyon has appointed Aecom as the master planner for its $700 million Digital City project in Bahrain. The initiative aims to create a technology and innovation hub in the Hamala area with a focus on sustainable urban design, transport integration, and high-value job creation to support Bahrain’s digital economy.
EFInA CEO Foyinsolami Akinjayeju discussed the organization’s collaboration with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and other agencies to expand connectivity in rural Nigeria. Despite high mobile and internet penetration, limited infrastructure has hindered financial inclusion. Ongoing projects aim to enhance connectivity and improve access to financial services through digital technology.
Key Takeaways: Muscat, Oman – The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of Oman, in collaboration with SIRB Company, has launched the ‘Sirb…
This strategic move supports Bahrain’s Fifth National Telecommunications Plan (NTP5) to consolidate fixed telecommunications infrastructure under BNET.
Kuwait has approved 35 major projects worth $51 billion to be completed by 2033, focusing on infrastructure development. These include housing construction, road upgrades, and a rail line connecting to the Gulf Cooperation Council network. The Mubarak Al-Kabeer Port project is among the largest in the plan.
Salam Mobile has extended its strategic partnership with Zain KSA until 2030, focusing on leveraging Zain’s advanced 5G infrastructure to enhance services across Saudi Arabia. This collaboration aligns with both companies’ goals to support digital transformation and Saudi Vision 2030.
Vodafone Egypt has partnered with ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC to manufacture advanced telecommunications equipment locally. This collaboration aims to produce fibre cables, lithium batteries, and antennas, marking a significant step towards enhancing Egypt’s telecom industry and reducing dependency on imports, while promoting economic growth and innovation.