Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Orange Egypt, led by CEO Eng. Yasser Shaker, highlighted the company’s dedication to AI and digital transformation during the Egypt-France Business Forum. This comes as part of French President Macron’s visit, focusing on strengthening Egypt-France ties, enhancing innovation, and fostering AI-driven development in Egypt’s economy.
AI-powered marketing is now essential for GCC telecom operators to remain competitive. By utilizing advanced data and AI-driven personalization, they can drive customer engagement, reduce churn, and boost revenues. Immediate action is needed to harness these capabilities and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving telecom market.
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Middle Eastern cities, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi, have made significant strides in the IMD Smart City Index, with Dubai entering the top five for the first time. The report highlights urban growth, digital transformation, and sustainability, while also addressing challenges like housing affordability in smart cities.
Sri Lanka hosted the Asia Pacific ICT Alliance (APICTA) Executive Committee Meeting 2025, bringing together representatives from 15 countries to discuss regional ICT collaboration and innovation. The event highlighted Sri Lanka’s growing role in digital transformation, with a focus on e-governance, smart infrastructure, and cross-border innovation.
Prepaid mobile users in Qatar are urging authorities to extend credit validity periods and introduce more flexible packages, citing frustration over the current short validity of prepaid balances. Industry experts and customers alike are calling for changes to improve customer satisfaction and align services with modern usage patterns.