
Algerie Telecom Surpasses One Million FTTH Subscriptions
Algerie Telecom has reached a milestone of one million fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) subscriptions, growing from 50,000 in 2020, in line with Algeria’s ICT strategic goals.
Algerie Telecom has reached a milestone of one million fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) subscriptions, growing from 50,000 in 2020, in line with Algeria’s ICT strategic goals.
Akij Telecom has introduced four leading AIoT brands—Philips, Transformers, Monster, and Airmars—to the Bangladesh market, marking a significant step in tech innovation. With over 150 new products launched, the partnership with Shenzhen Wanlin Technology aims to revolutionize smart connectivity and enhance digital lifestyles across the country.
Ooredoo Kuwait has launched new 5G internet packages aimed at enhancing digital connectivity for all customers. The offerings include unlimited internet options with competitive pricing, catering to individuals, families, and small businesses. The initiative underscores Ooredoo’s commitment to providing advanced communication technologies and seamless experiences.
Zain Omantel International (ZOI) has secured the highest ASN ranking in the Middle East, becoming the only regional network in the global top 100. This milestone highlights ZOI’s advanced infrastructure and global reach, reinforcing its position as the leading gateway for international connectivity across the Middle East and beyond.
At CGI 2024, the UAE launched the third edition of the FoodTech Challenge, focusing on food and water, energy, and loss. The competition aims to foster innovative solutions to global food security challenges, supported by a $2 million prize and strategic partnerships.
iGA and Bahrain Islamic Bank met to explore collaboration opportunities in digital transformation and banking innovation, emphasizing secure solutions and enhanced customer experience aligned with Bahrain’s national digital strategy.
The Algerian Economic Renewal Council (CREA) led by Kamel Moula concluded discussions on technical proposals to revive Algeria’s mobile phone industry. Over five months, industry leaders collaborated to shape the future of assembly, production, and R&D in line with national goals.
Beyon announces Khaleej North, an 800-km submarine cable linking Bahrain with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iraq, expanding Gulf connectivity and digital resilience alongside the Al Khaleej Cable.
Pakistan has declared 2025 as the “Year of 5G” and unveiled plans to increase broadband speeds to 50-100 Mbps and expand Fibre-To-The-Site (FTTS) coverage to 60%. The government aims to enhance telecom infrastructure with a 5G spectrum auction in 2025 and a nationwide fiber network expansion.
The DCO and the League of Arab States signed an MoU to boost the digital economy across the Arab region. This partnership focuses on enhancing digital infrastructure, policy alignment, and promoting innovation to ensure sustainable and inclusive digital growth aligned with global technological advancements.