Fawry expands its digital payment services by acquiring a majority stake in Svreico’s administrative building, enhancing facilities and infrastructure to support its growth.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has announced the merger of Qatar National Broadband Network (QNBN) and Gulf Bridge International (GBI) to create a carrier-neutral digital and AI infrastructure leader. This initiative aims to enhance Qatar’s connectivity, drive economic growth, and support the country’s Vision 2030 goals.
Wahyd Logistics, a leading force in the logistics and transportation industry, is excited to announce a comprehensive digital transformation initiative set to redefine the logistics landscape in the kingdom. This ambitious project aims to leverage cutting-edge technology to streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and deliver unparalleled service to our clients.
Nokia and du have deployed the first commercial 5G Cloud RAN solution in the Middle East and Africa. Located in Abu Dhabi, the solution uses Nokia’s AirScale radios and Red Hat’s OpenShift platform, enabling du to scale its network and introduce services like AI and machine learning for multiple industries.
Oman has launched new digital services on the Oman Business Platform, including rental contracts, financial reports, and an interactive guide for trade names. These services aim to streamline business processes, promote investment, and support the country’s digital transformation efforts, aligning with Oman’s Vision 2030 for sustainable economic growth.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, in collaboration with the NTDP, has launched the “Tamkeen” initiative to enhance the digital economy by supporting Saudi talent in MSMEs, aligning with Vision 2030 goals.
Saudi Arabia’s e-commerce sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by government support and digital innovation. The sector is projected to reach €12.222 billion by 2023, with significant contributions from SMEs. This expansion aligns with the country’s broader economic transformation goals, positioning Saudi businesses as key players in the global digital marketplace.
Bangladesh’s telecom sector is hindered by restrictive policies, monopolies, and mismanagement. Key issues include stifling tower policies, limited fibre rollout, and regulatory inefficiencies. Reforming these areas could attract significant FDI, improve service, and accelerate digital transformation, helping the country realize its “Digital Bangladesh” vision.
du is celebrating the UAE’s 53rd National Day with exclusive offers for postpaid and prepaid customers. From November 28 to December 4, postpaid users get 53GB of data, while new Prepaid Flexi yearly plan customers enjoy the same offer for a year. This aligns with du’s commitment to connecting people.
The African telecom tower market is set to grow significantly, with the number of installed towers expected to rise from 208.31 thousand in 2024 to 261.21 thousand by 2029. Key drivers include increased mobile workforce demand, rural connectivity efforts, and the rollout of 4G and 5G technologies.
