Bangladesh’s IGW Operators Forum criticizes the new telecom licensing framework, warning it favors foreign players and risks local firms’ survival. The forum calls for protecting local investments, restoring SMS routing rights to local operators, and resisting foreign oligopoly amid evolving market dynamics.
Zain Kuwait partners with DHL to adopt GoGreen Plus, using Sustainable Aviation Fuel to cut air freight emissions by up to 80%. This initiative supports Zain’s net-zero 2050 goal, complementing its renewable energy, AI-driven efficiency, and robust sustainability programs, reinforcing its leadership in telecom climate action.
Vodafone Oman has surpassed one million 5G users, supported by the fastest network rollout in the country’s history with over 98% population coverage. The milestone reflects customer trust and Vodafone’s commitment to powering Oman’s digital future with reliable, advanced connectivity.
Turkcell secures $150 million Murabaha financing from Dubai Islamic Bank to fund infrastructure investments in data centres, cloud, and renewable energy. The deal diversifies financing sources and attracts Gulf investors, supporting Turkcell’s long-term growth and financial resilience.
Maroc Telecom and Inwi propose creating FiberCo and TowerCo to share fibre and tower infrastructure, accelerating Morocco’s 5G and FTTH rollout. ANRT is consulting on market impact and access terms, with the $457 million project marking a major push in Morocco’s digital landscape.
Zoho Corp plans a $5 million investment in Bahrain startups, opening its first local office and data centre to support Vision 2030. Alongside growth in revenue and partnerships, Zoho launched Ulaa Enterprise browser for enterprise cybersecurity, reinforcing its commitment to local talent and digital innovation.
e& UAE’s new whitepaper outlines a visionary 6G roadmap emphasizing AI-native networks, integrated sensing, quantum security, and non-terrestrial coverage. Building on 5G success, it aims to power smart cities, autonomous mobility, and Industry 4.0, positioning the UAE as a leader in the future of intelligent, secure connectivity.
Bahrain grants Malaysia full sovereignty over subscriber data hosted in its cloud centers, strengthening bilateral digital cooperation. The move highlights Bahrain’s robust legal and technical framework for cloud services, affirming its role as a trusted regional digital hub committed to data sovereignty and privacy.
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