Dr. Shai Misan is expanding SaluberMD to Bahrain, merging global expertise with local talent to advance AI-driven healthcare. The new branch will provide top-tier AI training for local professionals, offer high-quality telemedicine services, and create high-tech jobs, positioning Bahrain as a leader in innovative healthcare solutions.
Ejada, a leading IT service provider in Saudi Arabia, is poised for expansion with a focus on Digital Transformation services. As part of its growth strategy, the company is rebranding and aims to broaden its reach across new industries, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. With the regional technology market set to surge, Ejada is concentrating on cloud services and AI, aiming to capitalize on the increasing venture capitalist interest in tech startups, particularly fintech. Ejada’s CTO highlighted the anticipated remarkable growth in cloud computing and emerging tech sectors.
The UAE is leading in AI adoption, with 96% of tech leaders planning to invest in cloud technologies and 40% focusing on data security. KPMG’s Tech Titans Blueprint report reveals AI’s role in operational efficiency and customer experience automation, alongside significant advancements in edge computing and cybersecurity across the country.
Mawlawi Najibullah Hayat Haqqani, Acting Minister of Communications and Information Technology in Afghanistan, met with MTN Afghanistan officials to discuss the company’s operations, including SIM card registration and service quality. Minister Haqqani emphasized the need for regulatory compliance and continued sector support. MTN committed to improving services and investing in network development.
Zain Bahrain has been named one of the Top 50 strongest companies in Bahrain by Albilad Press for the second consecutive year. This recognition highlights the company’s resilience, innovation, and commitment to customer satisfaction. Zain Bahrain maintains a Bahrainization level of over 93%, supporting local workforce development and contributing to the kingdom’s sustainable future.
Qatar is advancing its low-carbon initiatives, aligning with the Qatar National Vision 2030, by hosting the CASI Sustainability Forum. The forum emphasized financial strategies essential for transitioning to sustainable energy, highlighting Qatar’s significant investments like the Al Kharsaah solar project and carbon capture technologies.
Microsoft Africa and Zindi have partnered to enhance AI skills across the continent, aiming to equip young Africans for future workforce demands. Additionally, Zimbabwe focuses on lithium battery refineries for clean energy, while China invests in Algeria’s infrastructure with the completion of the Bejaia highway project.
PwC Middle East has partnered with OpenAI, becoming the region’s first reseller of its services. This collaboration enhances PwC’s AI capabilities, enabling organizations to scale their AI infrastructure effectively. The partnership supports local businesses in harnessing advanced AI innovations for impactful outcomes and value creation.
Sylndr, an Egypt-based online used car marketplace, has secured $7.5 million in capital financing to fuel its growth. The funding, facilitated by EFG Hermes, will support Sylndr’s mission to revolutionize Egypt’s automotive industry by offering more accessible financing options and expanding its inventory.
Mercy Corps and Queen for Change launched the Tahammul digital platform in Jordan to address climate change. The platform aims to improve cooperation, resource allocation, and transparency in climate action. Key dialogues at the launch focused on securing climate financing and building resilience through policies, technology, and protecting vulnerable groups.
