Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Key Takeaways: Amman, Jordan – Dr. Shaikh Abdullah bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Minister of Transportation and Telecommunications, participated in the…
Kuwait’s WAMD real-time payments system rapidly gains traction, powered by KNET and ACI Worldwide. The platform drives instant, secure digital transactions nationwide, fostering financial inclusion and innovation aligned with Kuwait’s digital transformation goals.
Oman Data Park (ODP) has entered into a strategic partnership with ZainTECH, the integrated digital solutions arm of Zain Group,…
Pakistan has made significant strides in closing the mobile internet gender gap, surpassing India and Bangladesh in female internet usage. In 2024, 45% of Pakistani women used mobile internet, driven by efforts from telecom operators and regulators. While rural women lead the surge, challenges like affordability and social norms remain.
BARCELONA, Spain — (BUSINESS WIRE) — On March 2, 2026, the “2026 Global WLAN Industry Forum,” hosted by the World…
Omantel and GlobalTech have signed a MoU to explore collaboration on AI and Big Data services, aiming to develop industry-focused AI solutions that support Oman’s Vision 2040 goals for digital transformation, economic diversification, and innovation.
LG sets a new standard for vacuum cleaners with premium style, functional features, and power-packed capabilities Dubai, 21 March 2025…
Saudi Arabia is reportedly considering routing the East to Med Data Corridor through Syria instead of Israel, reflecting shifting regional dynamics and growing focus on digital infrastructure linking the Gulf to Europe.
stc Bahrain is celebrating 15 years of driving digital transformation in the kingdom. The company continues to innovate with initiatives like 5.5G deployment, Web3, and key infrastructure projects. As part of its anniversary, stc Bahrain is offering exclusive promotions and supporting local talent through various programs.
The CCP will conditionally approve PTCL’s USD 400 million acquisition of Telenor Pakistan after an 18-month review, imposing safeguards on pricing, infrastructure sharing, and competition. The decision balances market dominance concerns with potential efficiencies, setting a precedent for rigorous telecom merger oversight.