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Egypt’s Minister of Communications, Amr Talaat, highlighted the role of 5G in driving sustainable development at the “5G and Beyond” Forum. The event explored 5G’s potential in building smart cities, improving urban services, and enhancing Egypt’s digital infrastructure, with participation from global telecom leaders.
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan and Qatar Charity have signed an MoU to support 13 mobile health units expanding healthcare services in remote and underserved regions. The partnership aims to provide vital medical care, including consultations and free medicines, reinforcing the commitment to equitable healthcare access.
Key Takeaways: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Salam, a leading telecommunications provider in Saudi Arabia, has partnered with Netskope, a global leader…
Kuwait Oil Corporation (KPC) participated in the CERAWeek conference in Houston, engaging in discussions on technology, innovation, and women’s empowerment in the energy sector. KPC’s delegation, led by CEO Sheikh Nawaf Saud Al-Nasser Al-Sabah, highlighted the corporation’s commitment to adopting advanced technologies and promoting sustainability in the oil sector.
Pargo aims to expand its network to 7,000 Pickup Points across the region by 2026, partnering with major e-commerce players like Noon.
Egypt’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (NTRA) has partnered with the Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) to establish a digital platform for resolving telecom complaints more efficiently. The platform will feature an online complaint registration system and an automated process, improving response times and user awareness of rights and responsibilities.
Paymob is revolutionizing digital payments across the MENA region, expanding its services and merchant base while embracing technological innovations to enhance financial inclusivity and operational efficiency.
Agreement signed with Middle East Task Company (METCO) to deliver LVSS light truck-based surveillance systems, integrating advanced radar and long-range…
Rabbit rapidly expanded its quick commerce footprint in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, leveraging AI and hyper-local sourcing to capture a low-penetration but high-growth market. With plans to deliver 20 million items by 2026, Rabbit’s city-centric, tech-driven model targets evolving Saudi consumer behaviors amid rising digital adoption.
“Raf” represents a promising leap in Omani digital entrepreneurship by providing an AI-driven e-commerce platform that lowers barriers for aspiring online business owners. With strong backing and a clear vision, the startup aims to become a regional leader in smart commerce solutions.