Google’s Director for Pakistan, Farhan S Qureshi, highlighted the growth potential of Pakistan’s app and gaming sector at Think Apps 2024 in Lahore. The event focused on equipping developers with AI tools to drive innovation. Pakistani studios are leading the field, contributing to the country’s potential $6.6 billion digital export revenue by 2030.
Omantel and Zain Omantel International are co-hosting the 11th annual Global Carrier Community Meeting (GCCM) in Muscat on November 5th and 6th. The event will showcase Salalah’s growth as a connectivity hub and feature masterclasses from Google and AWS, aligning with Oman’s Vision 2040.
The Oman government partners with Sabre to enhance travel management through technology. This collaboration will provide specialized training to streamline processes and automate operations, reflecting Oman’s commitment to digital transformation in government services.
By 2029, 5G subscriptions in the region are projected to reach 519 million, contributing to 48% of total data traffic.
Es’hailSat and Algérie Télécom Satellite (ATS) are exploring a partnership to enhance Algeria’s telecom services using satellite technology. Es’hailSat, with over 12 years of experience in the Middle East and North Africa, aims to support ATS’s efforts to modernize Algeria’s communication infrastructure, aligning with the country’s broader development goals.
Ooredoo Kuwait, in collaboration with CITRA, has launched the “Kashef” service to enhance caller identification and communication security in Kuwait. This service aims to provide users with verified caller information, reducing spam and fraudulent calls, and improving overall telecommunications reliability and trust.
TAWAL has partnered with 5SKYE to accelerate Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation by deploying next-generation 5G AI micro edge data centers. The collaboration will enable scalable, real-time data processing to boost efficiency, reduce costs, and support growth across industries. This partnership enhances Saudi Arabia’s leadership in digital modernization.
This milestone paves the way for e& UAE to advance its 5G capabilities, supporting critical use cases in various industries.
Telecom Egypt reported a 1.83% increase in Q1-2024 net profit, reaching EGP 3.88 billion. Consolidated operating revenues grew to EGP 17.48 billion. The standalone net profit rose to EGP 4.38 billion, with operating revenue at EGP 12.59 billion. The company plans to enhance cost efficiency and monetize assets generating foreign currency returns.
Iraq selects Vodafone to launch its 5G network, marking a significant step in enhancing its telecommunications infrastructure. This partnership promises advanced connectivity with high-speed data and low latency, signaling a new era in Iraq’s tech development.
