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Egypt Targets ICT Sector Growth to 8% of GDP by 2030

Egypt plans to boost its ICT sector’s contribution to GDP from 5.8% to 8% by 2030. Minister Amr Talaat emphasized strategic collaborations and investments in submarine cables, cloud computing, and local mobile manufacturing. Initiatives include training programs for 500,000 ICT professionals annually, expanding digital innovation centers, and enhancing digital infrastructure, including broadband coverage and fiber optic networks, to support these goals.

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Nokia Launches ‘NextGen Lab’ in Riyadh to Drive Saudi Arabia’s Digital Transformation

Nokia has launched a ‘NextGen Lab’ in Riyadh to support Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation under Vision 2030. The lab will demonstrate advanced technologies like Open RAN, smart city solutions, and energy-efficient innovations, providing local industries with access to cutting-edge connectivity tools to drive digital growth in the region.

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Businesses Across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East Recognize the Potential of Digital Technologies for Sustainable Development

The “Tech-Driven Sustainability Trends and Index 2024” study reveals that 76% of businesses across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East see AI and cloud computing as key to sustainable development. However, concerns over energy consumption remain, with businesses emphasizing the importance of green technologies and human oversight in AI.

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stc Bahrain Marks Environmental Milestone with 55,000 Trees Planted Through ‘Trees for Life’ Campaign

stc Bahrain has reached a milestone in its “Trees for Life” campaign, planting over 55,000 trees across the Kingdom since 2021. In 2024, 27,172 trees were planted, contributing to Bahrain’s national afforestation goals. The campaign promotes sustainability, supports the government’s net-zero vision, and strengthens community engagement.

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