Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Dubai Customs and DP World have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance digital trade and logistics solutions in Dubai. This partnership aims to streamline customs processes, support cross-border trade, and contribute to Dubai’s economic agenda, positioning the city as a leading global trade hub.
Otaxi has partnered with ITHCA Group and Yango Group to enhance mobility services in Oman, integrating digital solutions to modernize local taxi services. This collaboration aims to improve the digital infrastructure, introduce a parcel delivery service, and facilitate the upcoming launch of the Yango superapp in Oman.
Wahyd’s platform integrates real-time data insights and machine learning algorithms to support efficient decision-making, reduce downtime, and offer transparency across the logistics journey.
Colis.ma, a Moroccan cross-border logistics startup, has secured $300,000 in pre-seed funding from Witamax. This investment will enhance its operations in Morocco and Europe while facilitating expansion into West Africa. Colis.ma aims to improve logistics services for individuals and SMEs, focusing on innovative technological solutions.
Abu Dhabi and Shenzhen join forces to advance smart transportation solutions and digital transformation in the transport sector.
Saudi Arabia and Egypt have signed a maritime connectivity memorandum during the Global Logistics Forum in Riyadh, aiming to enhance maritime passenger transport and exchange expertise in the sector.
As AI continues to drive innovation, companies like Wahyd Group are leading the digital transformation, particularly in the logistics sector, where they are incorporating AI to streamline operations and optimize efficiencies.
The forum aimed to discuss global logistics developments and strategies to enhance supply chains and trade.
Porter has launched in the UAE, offering versatile delivery solutions in Dubai and Sharjah with a fleet that caters to various sizes, from small parcels to large freight. This move aims to enhance the efficiency of last-mile deliveries, filling significant gaps in the market and setting new standards in logistics.