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Ooredoo Kuwait is committed to fostering a thriving workplace culture that prioritizes employee well-being. By investing in happiness and wellness programs, including collaborations with experts like Alexander Kjerulf and Madalena Carey, the company enhances team satisfaction, productivity, and service quality, reinforcing its leadership in the telecommunications sector.
Vodafone Qatar teams up with Nokia to modernize its nationwide network, enhancing 5G speed, security, and flexibility. This collaboration supports Qatar’s digital growth, enabling advanced services like 5G slicing and automation, aligning with the country’s vision for a smarter, more connected future.
Huawei has partnered with Talaat Moustafa Group to introduce AI-powered cloud technology for smart city development in Egypt. This collaboration will enhance cloud services, connectivity, and AI integration in the Noor City project, setting new standards for urban innovation and sustainability.
Zain has launched the ‘Bede’ Digital Wallet in Sudan, enabling secure mobile financial transactions without the need for traditional bank accounts. The service, which caters to both feature phones and smartphones, will roll out in three phases, aiming to enhance financial inclusion and support Sudanese citizens in their daily financial needs.
Kuwait has partnered with Microsoft to drive digital transformation and economic diversification through AI technologies. The partnership aims to enhance innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development in emerging technologies, along with creating a security platform for national infrastructure. The government will also implement Microsoft 365 Copilot solutions for greater efficiency.
Positive Technologies is actively expanding its partner network geographically, including regions beyond the Middle East, to enhance cybersecurity capabilities globally.
Fawry’s first quarter of 2025 demonstrates continued growth with a 65.1% increase in revenue and a 97.1% surge in net profit. Key drivers included strong performances in Financial Services, Banking, and Supply Chain Solutions. The company remains focused on expanding its digital services while enhancing profitability and operational efficiency.
Pakistani engineers have developed “Beep,” a secure government messaging app for officials, ready for launch after successful trials. The app could extend to citizens if approved, amid ongoing social media restrictions and internet shutdowns. “Beep” aims to ensure uninterrupted communication among officials, featuring text, audio, video sharing, and conference calls.
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Zain celebrated the success of young coders at the Kuwait Codes graduation ceremony. The event highlighted students’ achievements in programming, AI, and digital skills, further empowering them to lead Kuwait’s tech future.