Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Egypt’s retail sector is accelerating digital transformation through new partnerships in fuel and food retail. Mastercard and Fuelin are digitising fleet fuel payments, while e& Egypt is rolling out connectivity, e-payments, and loyalty systems across subsidised food cooperatives, improving efficiency, transparency, and customer experience.
Dubai UAE June 4th 2026 — Integra, a technology company building AI and blockchain infrastructure for real estate, has selected…
Huawei has officially re-entered Bangladesh’s consumer device market, reintroducing its portfolio of smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices after a prolonged…
New insights demonstrate that the barrier to entry for sophisticated cybercrime has collapsed DUBAI, UAE, 4th March, 2026: Cloudflare, Inc….
Riyadh is set to lead data center growth in the Middle East, with a 37% annual growth rate expected through 2027. Driven by Saudi Arabia’s focus on digital transformation and AI initiatives, global tech companies like Microsoft and AWS are investing heavily, positioning the country as an AI powerhouse.
MoUs were signed with Tima Networks and Yunan County Chuangxing Industrial Investment Group SHANGHAI, China, March 13, 2025/ — The…
MyMonty has partnered with Mastercard to scale digital payment solutions in Lebanon, enhancing transaction efficiency and security for individuals and businesses while supporting the country’s transition to a cashless digital economy.
Jordan has launched its 2026–2028 digital transformation strategy to align with national modernization goals, focusing on infrastructure, digital services, inclusion, and innovation. The plan sets five strategic pillars and a participatory governance model to build a secure, sustainable, and technology-driven economy.
Ooredoo reported a 9% revenue growth in H1 2024, reaching KD346 million ($1.1 billion), driven by strong performance in Kuwait, Maldives, Tunisia, and Algeria. Customer base increased by 4% to 25.5 million, and EBITDA grew by 8% to KD125 million. Net profit attributable to NMTC decreased to KD25 million due to a one-time gain in H1 2023.
Both parties indicated plans to expand AI-focused training for educators in 2026, reinforcing efforts to equip students with advanced digital skills and foster a culture of innovation within Morocco’s education system.