Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
stc Bahrain and Aramex have launched Bahrain’s first nationwide smart locker network, combining advanced telecom infrastructure with smart logistics to enable 24/7 parcel collection, real-time tracking, and enhanced delivery efficiency — a key step in advancing Bahrain’s digital economy.
Mindware has expanded its MAGIC Hub to include comprehensive AI services, simplifying AI adoption for customers. This strategic move supports partners through all AI deployment phases, offering tailored solutions across various industries. Integrating top technologies, Mindware aims to lead in digital transformation and AI distribution in the region.
Ooredoo is expanding its digital footprint through AI-ready data centres, a subsea fibre network, and fintech growth, with Q1 2025 net profit up 5%. The strategic focus on Syntys, TowerCo, and Fintech positions it as a leading digital infrastructure provider in MENA.
in its biggest edition yet Dubai, April 20, 2026 – The fifth edition of Kandura Rally roared to life at…
The General Authority for Media Regulation in Saudi Arabia has emphasized that media practitioners must be professionally registered before working in the industry. Legal action will be taken against those unregistered, and violations could lead to suspension or revocation of licenses. This move aims to improve media sector governance and professionalism.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 12/10/2025 – NVIDIA GeForce Middle East has announced NVIDIA Studio Nights 6, celebrating the region’s…
A prominent regional beverage leader has received regulatory clearance to raise Tk 5 billion via a zero-coupon bond issuance. Targeted at institutional investors, the unsecured debt instrument offers a cost-effective financing route for the company’s expansion plans, providing a flexible alternative to traditional bank loans amidst a shifting financial landscape.
Telecom Egypt and KareXpert partner to launch a secure AI-powered digital healthcare platform on a national cloud. It integrates hospital management, unified records, and billing to boost efficiency and data sovereignty. This supports Egypt’s Vision 2030 by expanding Telecom Egypt’s healthcare technology services.
Telecom Egypt has appointed Lobna Helal as its first female Chair of the Board, following Dr. Magued Osman’s resignation after a nine-year tenure. Helal brings over 30 years of experience in the banking sector. Mohamed Nasr has been reappointed as CEO, ensuring continuity in leadership and Telecom Egypt’s strategic goals.
Ooredoo and Qatar Airways have signed a new MoU to build a national AI hub and boost Cloud and Cybersecurity capabilities in Qatar. The partnership will leverage Ooredoo’s infrastructure and Qatar Airways’ expertise to accelerate digital transformation, nurture local talent, and reinforce Qatar’s position as a regional tech leader.