Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
SHENZHEN, China–(BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire)– Global technology brand OPPO hosted the 2025 Smiling Angel Awards Ceremony in Shenzhen on April 28th, recognizing…
Airtel Tanzania and ZICTIA have signed an MoU to boost broadband infrastructure, expand digital and financial inclusion, and support e-government and community services in Zanzibar. The partnership aligns with government priorities to accelerate digital transformation and foster innovation-driven, inclusive growth.
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language has launched the Arabic Language Innovation Accelerator to support startups and entrepreneurs. The program will help enhance digital Arabic content, providing training, mentorship, and access to a network of investors. Applications are open until February 5, with a launch on April 7.
Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has enhanced its Mobile App with new features, including UPI transfers to India, Mobile Wallet Payments to Egypt, and EDAA NIN & IBAN linking for dividend payments. These updates provide greater convenience, control, and security for customers, making QIB’s app a comprehensive digital banking solution.
Zong 4G collaborates with Knowledge Platform to launch the Digital Scholars program, aiming to revolutionize Pakistan’s educational landscape. This initiative targets about 3000 students across 60 schools, focusing on marginalized areas along the CPEC belt. By providing digital learning modules in core subjects, the partnership seeks to bridge the rural-urban education gap, empowering Pakistani youth with equal learning opportunities.
Wego and the Egyptian Tourism Authority have renewed their partnership to promote Egypt as a premier travel destination. The collaboration highlights Egypt’s iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and cultural heritage while encouraging responsible tourism and sustainability. The goal is to inspire travelers to explore all that Egypt has to offer.
The amendment represents a notable policy shift, positioning Bangladesh toward a governance model that prioritizes transparency, regulatory accountability, and the protection of digital connectivity as a foundation for economic and social development in the digital age.
The PTA has launched a new facility allowing overseas Pakistanis to protect their SIM cards during long stays abroad. By coordinating with operators and meeting basic usage or payment requirements, subscribers can retain their numbers. The authority also warned against scams and urged responsible SIM ownership.