AmiViz is set to participate in GITEX Global 2024, showcasing advanced cybersecurity solutions under the theme “Fortifying Your Digital Future.” With AI-powered tools and cloud security at the forefront, AmiViz will focus on addressing emerging cyber threats and enhancing security strategies for enterprises across the Middle East.
SLT-Mobitel won three awards at the National Best Quality ICT Awards 2024, including a Silver for “SenseGrid IoT Solution,” a Bronze for “Energen,” and a Merit for “AkazaHR.” These innovations reflect the company’s commitment to driving technological advancement and contributing to Sri Lanka’s economic growth.
Sri Lanka Telecom PLC has appointed Dr. Mothilal de Silva as the new Chairman of its board of directors, effective November 4, 2024. Dr. de Silva brings extensive experience in corporate strategy and operational excellence, previously restructuring Telecom Fiji Ltd to profitability and holding leadership roles at Dialog Axiata and MTN Networks.
Telecom Egypt has signed a cooperation agreement with Mobily to establish the first submarine cable linking Saudi Arabia and Egypt. This new cable, which will run through the Red Sea, aims to enhance connectivity and facilitate expansion to Europe, improving telecom services for both countries.
UNESCO and Nepal’s CEHRD organized a training session for 28 master facilitators to enhance digital competencies at over 2,000 Community Learning Centres (CLCs) across Nepal. The training focused on gender-sensitive digital learning materials, empowering facilitators to adapt resources for inclusive and resilient education in the country.
Morocco reaffirmed its leadership in cybersecurity at the inaugural Arab Cybersecurity Ministers Council in Riyadh. The country presented a vision to strengthen regional cooperation, advocated for joint cyber strategies, and showcased its significant progress, ranking among the top Arab nations in the 2024 Global Cybersecurity Index.
Afghan Wireless Communications Company (AWCC) has activated two telecommunication sites in Taywara district, benefiting over 50 villages in the region. Residents have expressed satisfaction with the service but have requested the activation of internet services as well. The activation has provided vital communication services to thousands of families.
Tunisia has enforced stricter regulations requiring telecom operators to deactivate unidentified SIM cards until they are linked to valid identification. These measures aim to enhance cybersecurity and combat financial fraud, ensuring proper subscriber identification and protecting users.
Oman’s MTCIT has issued a comprehensive set of cybersecurity guidelines to enhance information security across government entities. These guidelines cover everything from basic security controls to social media security, aiming to standardize practices and protect valuable information assets against emerging cyber threats.
The third round of Oman’s National Digital Economy Programme was launched in Buraimi, aiming to enhance digital infrastructure under Oman Vision 2040. This initiative involves key sectors like AI, cybersecurity, and e-commerce, promoting comprehensive digital transformation across all governorates.
