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Sri Lanka’s data consumption surged by 11% in 2024, with mobile data making up nearly 69% of the total consumption. Despite a 6% decline in fixed broadband subscriptions, mobile broadband continued to grow. Over half the population actively uses platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and YouTube, highlighting the shift to mobile data.
Algeria has launched three new digital platforms—cloud computing, drone technology, and a startup incubator—aimed at driving innovation, research, and entrepreneurship. The cloud platform offers high-speed processing, while the incubator will support local startups. These initiatives are part of the country’s broader digital transformation strategy to boost job creation.
Positive Technologies is actively expanding its partner network geographically, including regions beyond the Middle East, to enhance cybersecurity capabilities globally.
AfICTA and EiTESAL are supporting Egyptian and African IT firms to join the 24 Fintech conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from September 3 to 5. This event, crucial for financial technology across Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 for digital transformation and offers substantial networking and showcasing opportunities.
Spazers has partnered with Southern Cross Space to offer high-resolution satellite imagery and advanced analytics, enhancing space capabilities in Oman. This collaboration will support Oman’s growing space sector, aligning with the government’s goal to increase the sector’s GDP contribution and bolster its digital economy.
DigitalOcean has opened its new headquarters in Karachi, Pakistan, in collaboration with COLABS. The move supports DigitalOcean’s growth in the region, offering tailored workspaces and advanced tech infrastructure to foster innovation and collaboration within Pakistan’s growing tech ecosystem, benefiting startups, developers, and SMEs.
Nepal’s Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MoCIT) has released a directive for the operation and management of data centers and cloud services. The directive mandates safety measures, compliance with international standards, and registration with the Department of Information and Technology, ensuring regulated and secure data management across the country.
Maroc Telecom has agreed to a $640 million settlement with Wana Corporate, resolving a longstanding dispute over unfair competition practices. This record penalty highlights a major shift in enforcing fair competition laws in Morocco’s telecom sector, potentially reshaping the industry’s regulatory landscape.
Algerian ministers discussed the role of video games in promoting national culture and preserving heritage. They focused on supporting startups in the sector, with a particular emphasis on creating games that reflect Algerian identity. This initiative aims to boost Algeria’s position in the global video game market.
