stc concluded its platinum sponsorship of the NEXUS 2024 event in Kuwait, highlighting its commitment to digital transformation and supporting local entrepreneurs. The event featured discussions on AI, fintech, and cybersecurity, with stc showcasing its solutions and empowering youth through initiatives like the inspireU business accelerator program.
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has achieved the prestigious TIA-942-C data center certification, marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s data center industry. The certification emphasizes PTCL’s commitment to excellence, offering secure, cost-effective, and resilient hosting services that support businesses’ IT infrastructure needs across major cities in Pakistan.
The UAE government has partnered with UiPath to implement AI-powered automation across government services, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and equip local talent with essential AI skills. This initiative aligns with the UAE’s vision to become a global leader in AI by 2031, advancing both technology and workforce development.
Space42 and ICEYE have formed a joint venture in the UAE to manufacture SAR satellites, building on their successful collaboration, including the launch of Foresight-1 in August 2024. This partnership advances the UAE’s Earth Observation capabilities, fosters technology transfer, and supports the nation’s space ambitions with local SAR production.
The GCC region is leading globally in digital government services, with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE driving citizen satisfaction and embracing AI-powered solutions. A report by BCG highlights the high trust in AI and the region’s commitment to digital transformation, aiming to meet rising citizen expectations and enhance public service quality.
Edotco has signed a multi-year deal with Grameenphone to extend their infrastructure leasing agreement, supporting the expansion of Grameenphone’s 4G network in underserved areas of Bangladesh. This partnership aims to enhance digital connectivity and contribute to the country’s digital transformation and inclusion goals.
The fair featured 35 leading employers, including 20 global firms and 15 local companies, collectively offering more than 700 job opportunities in software development, embedded systems, and other IT fields.
Sudan’s National Telecommunications Corporation (NTC), in partnership with Sudatel and NGOs, is working to restore telecom services for relief workers amidst the ongoing conflict. This collaboration aims to improve communication for aid workers assisting those affected by war, disease, and famine, while addressing importation and clearance delays of telecom equipment.
Orange Tunisia, Tunisie Telecom, and Ooredoo Tunisia have secured 5G licenses, enabling them to roll out advanced mobile services across the country. This marks a significant step towards enhancing Tunisia’s telecommunications infrastructure and driving innovation in its digital economy, bringing high-speed connectivity to consumers and businesses.
Tuwaiq Academy in Riyadh is now accepting registrations for over 150 advanced technical bootcamps scheduled for Q1 2025. The programs, in partnership with global organizations, will enhance workforce skills in areas like AI, programming, robotics, and cybersecurity. Tuwaiq aims to connect students with job opportunities across sectors.
