Jazz, Zong and Ufone get 5G licences – two of them launch services
Pakistan officially enters the 5G era as Jazz and Zong launch services across major cities, while Ufone prepares for rollout amid a strong spectrum position and pending merger.
Pakistan officially enters the 5G era as Jazz and Zong launch services across major cities, while Ufone prepares for rollout amid a strong spectrum position and pending merger.
Bangladesh’s PDPA draft intensifies data localization pressures, challenging U.S. technology firms with higher costs, legal uncertainty, and diminished scalability, while raising broader concerns over global data governance models.
Lenovo, in partnership with Alat, has begun construction on a new $2 billion manufacturing hub in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The facility, set to produce Saudi-made laptops and servers, aligns with Vision 2030 goals and is expected to create thousands of jobs while enhancing Lenovo’s regional presence in the MEA market.
Iran will participate in ITEX Iraq 2025, showcasing ICT, AI, and cybersecurity capabilities. The move aligns with broader Iran–Iraq efforts to deepen digital cooperation, including joint projects in data centers, maritime fiber, e-government, and AI. Both countries view ICT as central to their economic and strategic partnership.
Yango has launched its SuperApp at ITCN Asia 2025, unifying ride-hailing, delivery, shopping, ads, and B2B services in one platform. The showcase highlighted Yango’s commitment to digital transformation in Pakistan, attracting policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators at the country’s biggest tech stage.
Ooredoo Kuwait is advancing its leadership in telecommunications by focusing on developing young Kuwaiti talents in technology and AI. With over 95% of executive roles localized, the company emphasizes empowering local expertise through training programs and collaborations with universities, preparing employees to innovate in a competitive global environment.