Nokia and Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition have signed an MoU to support the Digital Morocco 2030 strategy. The partnership will enhance digital infrastructure, including 5G networks and fiber optics, while focusing on talent development, digital skills, and creating a National Digital Fabric to drive Morocco’s digital economy.
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The Bangladesh Mobile Phone Consumer Association has identified a severe shortage of mobile network towers as a significant barrier to reliable service. With only 40% of the necessary infrastructure built, the country faces frequent disruptions, emphasizing the need for urgent investment and better sector coordination.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies has partnered with Medi Telecom, part of the Orange Group, to expand network coverage in Morocco. This partnership enables Liquid to be the sole supplier of its digital services, providing Medi Telecom access to Liquid’s extensive connectivity network and innovative cloud and cybersecurity solutions.
Ooredoo Group hosted a conference in Qatar to mark ITU’s 160th anniversary, focusing on the future of global connectivity. Key topics included the digital divide, AI’s role in telecom, 5G, and satellite internet. Discussions also covered the importance of telecom in crisis management and building inclusive digital ecosystems.
EdTech startups in Africa are addressing the growing demand for digital skills, offering innovative solutions like personalized learning, AI-driven platforms, and localized content. These initiatives are helping to close the digital skills gap, preparing the workforce for a tech-driven future while making digital education more accessible across the continent.
Tarifica has awarded Virgin Mobile UAE’s “Build Your Own Plan” as the Consumer Value Plan of the Month for September 2024, recognizing its flexibility and customization options that cater specifically to consumer needs, with significant discounts for long-term commitments.
Khazna Data Centers is expanding its UAE footprint with two new facilities in Abu Dhabi—AUH4 in Mafraq and AUH8 in Masdar City. These facilities, alongside QAJ1 in Ajman, will serve the growing demand for AI and cloud services in the UAE. The centers, built to LEED Gold standards, will support cutting-edge AI workloads and digital transformation goals.
Mining Grid is hosting its inaugural blockchain event in Dubai on September 28, aiming to enhance the crypto and blockchain ecosystem in the Middle East. The event will feature discussions on digital currencies, DeFi, and the region’s role in global blockchain advancements.
Nepal Telecom has urged customers to use mobile data for digital payments instead of public WiFi, citing security risks. Public WiFi exposes users to fraud and hacking, while mobile data offers a more secure option. NTC also offers affordable data packs to encourage safer transactions.
