Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Bahrain has launched the My Gov app, providing 41 eServices from nine government entities. Developed in partnership with CrediMax, the app offers a unified login and integrates with eKey 2.0 for accessing personal documents. It reflects the country’s commitment to digital transformation and enhancing user experience.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 24, 2026 – JTI is proud to announce the renewal of its Global Top Employer…
Ora, a Moroccan startup, raises $7.5 million Series A to expand its Kooul food delivery app and Ora Cash mobile wallet, targeting local and international growth with a focus on digitalizing cash payments and last-mile delivery.
Ooredoo has committed QAR 2.8 million to support Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s Qatar Centre for Quantum Computing in developing Qatar’s first quantum communication testbed. This initiative aims to establish a secure quantum communication system, positioning Qatar as a leader in quantum technology and strengthening its role in the global tech landscape.
Morocco and UNDP collaborate to promote inclusive digital transformation and responsible AI use across Arab States and Africa, reinforcing Morocco’s leadership in digital governance and sustainable development.
Nigeria climbed slightly to 97th in Surfshark’s 2025 Digital Quality of Life Index but remains constrained by poor Internet affordability, weak infrastructure, and slow speeds. While digital security improved, Nigerians still pay among the highest costs for mobile and fixed Internet, limiting AI readiness, digital inclusion, and broader economic opportunities.
IBM has partnered with Riyadh Air to integrate AI-driven solutions, including watsonx and IBM Consulting’s services, to transform the airline’s operations. This collaboration will enhance guest and employee experiences, positioning Riyadh Air as the world’s first digital-native airline, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
NigComSat has teamed up with Eutelsat to deploy LEO satellites, enhancing internet connectivity in Nigeria and across Africa. This collaboration supports Nigeria’s digital transformation, aiming to bridge the digital divide and expand broadband access. The LEO satellites will provide faster internet speeds and lower latency for underserved regions.
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CMPak and Huawei have deployed Pakistan’s first FDD 8x120W ultra-wideband high-power solution, achieving 37% lower energy use, double network capacity, and stronger coverage — a major step toward green, intelligent telecom infrastructure.