This six-month entrepreneurship acceleration program is dedicated to supporting Africa’s most promising EdTech ventures by equipping them with mentorship, funding,…
Zain Bahrain has been named among the Top 50 strongest companies in Bahrain by Albilad Press for the second consecutive year, highlighting its resilience, innovation, and commitment to customer satisfaction and local talent development.
SDAIA has earned the ISO 42001 certification for 2024, acknowledging its adherence to international AI management standards in planning, governance, risk management, and continuous improvement.
Vodafone Business and Maroc Telecom have partnered to deliver digital solutions and connectivity services to Moroccan businesses, with a focus on smart cities and energy management. The collaboration will expand to include SD-WAN, private networks, cloud solutions, and cybersecurity, supporting Morocco’s digital transformation and 5G rollout.
Ooredoo has renewed its 25-year partnership with the Qatar Football Association for the Amir Cup, securing a four-year sponsorship agreement. The deal reinforces Ooredoo’s ongoing support for national sports and commitment to enhancing Qatar’s football community. The partnership will run until 2028, continuing their long-standing collaboration.
Omani startup Sirius has developed an AI-powered device to aid communication for the deaf and mute. The device, featuring smart glasses, a smartwatch, and a digital app, won a silver medal at the Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions. It has attracted international investor interest and is set for large-scale production.
Tunisia is poised to enhance its digital infrastructure with the introduction of 5G technology, expected by year-end. This initiative, part of a broader digital transformation strategy, involves major telecom providers like Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo Tunisie, and Orange Tunisie, who have recently applied for 5G licenses.
Dubai Internet City, part of TECOM Group, celebrates its 25th anniversary with a customer growth of over 17.5%, exceeding 4,000 businesses. The talent pool has also expanded to over 31,000 professionals. Recent investments of AED 1.9 billion aim to meet the evolving needs of the global tech industry.
Yango Drive has unveiled key trends for 2024, highlighting growing demand for flexible daily rentals and long-term mobility solutions in the UAE. The platform caters to a wide range of users, offering everything from economy cars to luxury models, while its “no deposit” option enhances accessibility for both residents and tourists.
Bahrain is gearing up for the second edition of Fintech Forward, a key event in the Middle East’s fintech landscape. Scheduled for October 2024, the event will unite global experts, financial institutions, and regulators to discuss AI, blockchain, and sustainable finance, showcasing Bahrain’s leadership in digital transformation.
