Jazz and Mobilink Microfinance Bank have partnered to advance financial inclusion and women’s empowerment in Pakistan. The initiative provides female entrepreneurs with smartphones, free data, and digital tools, aiming to bridge the digital divide and promote financial independence across the country.
Libya’s Telecommunications Holding Company and Italian Post have agreed to enhance Libyan postal services, focusing on postal, logistical, and digital financial services, and training personnel. An executive cooperation agreement will establish joint working teams for initiatives and projects.
The Iraqi Communications and Media Commission (CMC) has upgraded the country’s telecommunications network for the Arbaeen pilgrimage, deploying 500 technical teams, 112 mobile stations, and 4,390 fixed towers. These enhancements ensure reliable communication services and coverage for millions of pilgrims, with advanced monitoring systems in place to maintain signal stability.
Cybersecurity experts at a Karachi conference urge Pakistan to adopt AI-driven cybersecurity measures, highlighting the country’s lag behind global standards.
Dubai AI Campus and Google Cloud have partnered to enhance the startup ecosystem within the DIFC Innovation Hub. The collaboration will provide startups with mentorship, access to Google Cloud’s AI technologies, and support for growth. This initiative aims to establish Dubai as a global hub for AI innovation and technology-focused companies.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies and MEDI TELECOM have partnered to expand network coverage in Morocco, enhancing connectivity and services. This collaboration supports the Digital Morocco Plan 2021-2025 and benefits international businesses with improved connectivity options and innovative services.
The inaugural EU-Jordan Business Forum showcased Orange Jordan’s transformation into an economic enabler, highlighting substantial investments in digital infrastructure and innovative projects like the “Innovation Space,” emphasizing their strategic partnership with the EU.
A survey by Capital.com reveals the UAE as a preferred destination for tech talent over Germany and Hong Kong, with 45% of Asian tech professionals willing to relocate there due to its supportive tech environment and strategic initiatives like the NextGenFDI.
