HCLSoftware has committed to supporting Saudi Vision 2030 by launching its Total Experience platform, aiming to drive digital transformation in the kingdom. The platform focuses on AI, IoT, and digital infrastructure, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s technological goals and promoting empowerment of women in tech.
Visa’s research reveals that 25% of transactions in Oman are still made in cash, with P2P transactions and everyday spending being the main areas for cash usage. Despite this, Visa sees an opportunity to promote digital payments through secure solutions, supporting Oman’s move towards a cashless economy.
Resecurity, a global cybersecurity leader, will be the Cybersecurity Partner at the Oman AI Summit 2025, where it will showcase its solutions to protect digital identities and enhance resilience. This participation supports Oman’s Vision 2040 and the company’s expanding cybersecurity presence in the Middle East.
Omantel and Airgain have entered a strategic partnership to improve 5G coverage across the MENA region, focusing on Airgain’s Lighthouse smart network repeater. The collaboration includes joint R&D for region-specific solutions, aiming to address infrastructure challenges and expand 5G connectivity. The partnership is poised to capture new revenue opportunities in the MENA market.
Huawei’s Northern Africa Digital Power Ecosystem Partner Summit 2025 emphasized sustainable energy innovation and collaboration in Africa. The summit showcased Huawei’s cutting-edge digital power solutions and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to addressing energy challenges and promoting green energy transitions across the region.
The NCSC has issued a cybersecurity advisory to government office employees, detailing steps to enhance security for communication systems, networks, and digital devices. The advisory covers topics such as strong passwords, safe use of devices, mobile security, and phishing prevention to protect against increasing cyber threats.
Huawei is set to build a $3.5 million data center for Nepal Telecom in Kathmandu and Bhairahawa, helping modernize data handling and improve service efficiency. This facility could provide new income streams for Nepal Telecom, which has faced declining revenues. The project highlights ongoing digital transformation efforts in Nepal.
Orange Jordan’s online training program successfully equipped participants with personal, digital, and entrepreneurial skills, improving their opportunities in the digital workforce. The program covered key areas such as technology, entrepreneurship, and professional development, while receiving praise for its quality and relevance. The Orange Digital Centers continue to foster growth.
Bangladesh has signed an MOU to develop its first green data centre, powered by renewable energy, to support digital transformation. The project, developed under a public-private partnership, will provide colocation services and support BTCL’s data storage needs, fostering private investment in the IT sector and digital infrastructure.
EDOTCO Bangladesh has launched a modernized 5G-ready Tower Operation Centre in Dhaka to optimize telecom tower management, improve connectivity, and support Bangladesh’s digital transformation. The facility is a major step in advancing telecom infrastructure, with a focus on sustainability and operational efficiency.
