SANS Khobar December 2024 to Address Cybersecurity Skills Gap for Saudi Arabia’s Digital Growth
SANS Institute, the global leader in cybersecurity training has announced SANS Khobar December 2024 (7-12 December) at the Holiday Inn & Suites Hotel,…
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Moroccan Startup Jobzyn Secures Funding from Janngo Capital to Scale AI Recruitment Platform
Jobzyn, a Moroccan AI-powered recruitment startup, secured funding from Janngo Capital to expand its platform across Africa. Already serving top corporates and universities, Jobzyn matches candidates to jobs, evaluates soft skills, and provides employer insights, aiming to make the hiring process more efficient and transparent.
Savoye to Showcase Cutting-Edge Automation and AI Solutions at Seamless Middle East 2024
Savoye will showcase its advanced automation and AI solutions at Seamless Middle East 2024. Highlights include Autonomous Case-Handling Robots (ACR) and upgraded ODATiO software to enhance warehouse operations. The event underscores the Middle East’s investment in cutting-edge technologies, driving significant growth in the region’s logistics and supply chain sector.
Egypt’s Minister of Communications Discusses Digital Transformation Collaboration with World Bank
Egypt’s Minister of Communications, Amr Talaat, met with World Bank Vice President Sangboo Kim to discuss expanding collaboration on digital transformation, infrastructure, and skills development. The partnership aims to enhance Egypt’s digital strategy, focusing on rural internet access, government services, and boosting youth employment through digital literacy.
Savic Drives Gulftainer’s Digital Transformation with RISE with SAP S/4HANA Migration
Savic has facilitated Gulftainer’s migration from SAP S/4HANA 2020 on Azure to RISE with SAP S/4HANA on Azure, enhancing operational capabilities. This project underscores Savic’s expertise in digital transformation, optimizing core operations, and setting new industry standards, ensuring Gulftainer’s agility, improved customer service, and better decision-making in a dynamic market.
Algeria’s Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Reports Major Upgrades in Annaba’s Networks and Postal Services
Annaba State has seen major progress in telecom and postal services, with a 46% rise in fiber subscribers, new mobile stations, digital skills training, and expanded postal offices. The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications said these achievements highlight Algeria’s commitment to innovation and improved citizen services.
EG-ATRC Hosts Online Training on Frequency Spectrum Monitoring Techniques
The African Egyptian Centre for Telecommunication Regulation (EG-ATRC) hosted an online training course on frequency spectrum monitoring from April 6-10. The course, attended by 28 experts worldwide, covered spectrum monitoring techniques, interference identification, and electromagnetic field measurements. This collaboration with the ITU Academy strengthens the Centre’s regional role in ICT training.
Kuwait Launches First Fiber Optic Cable Manufacturing Company in Collaboration with South Korea
Kuwait has launched its first fiber optic cable manufacturing company in partnership with South Korea’s Taihan Cable. This initiative is part of Kuwait’s Vision 2035, aiming to enhance the country’s telecommunications infrastructure and expand fiber optic technology across the region.
Turkcell, Beko, and Ericsson Complete EU-Supported VERGE Project Using 5G and XR for Remote Industrial Design in Türkiye
Turkcell, Beko, and Ericsson completed the EU-backed VERGE project, enabling remote real-time industrial design between Istanbul and Eskişehir using 5G and XR technologies. This innovation enhances Türkiye’s digital production ecosystem by leveraging 5G’s low latency, network slicing, and AI-driven management to boost efficiency, sustainability, and global competitiveness.
‘Ncell’s Continuity Will Ensure Sustainable FDI for Nepal’
Ncell CEO Michael Foley says license uncertainty beyond 2029 is blocking major telecom investments in Nepal, including 5G and data centers. He argues that regulatory clarity and allowing Ncell to become majority Nepali-owned are essential to unlock sustainable FDI and strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure.