Vodafone Oman has launched BLACK for Business postpaid plans, offering flexible features like data rollover, roaming, and advanced SMS solutions. These plans cater to businesses of all sizes, aiming to empower Omani enterprises with adaptable communication solutions and best international practices.
Bangladesh will compete in the Asian eSports Games 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand, from November 23 to December 2, in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) – Female and eFootball. The selected players were chosen through a national qualifier organized by the Bangladesh Youth Development and Electronic Sports Association (BYDESA).
Ncell, a leading telecommunications provider in Nepal, has renewed its service operation license for five more years, paying the first installment of NPR 5 billion. The renewal process, approved by the Council of Ministers, allows Ncell to continue operations, with the remaining balance to be paid in installments with interest.
VeraViews, leveraging distributed ledger technology, will set up its global headquarters in the UAE under the NextGen FDI initiative. This strategic move aims to enhance the transparency and efficiency of the digital advertising ecosystem, supporting UAE’s goal of becoming a leader in secure digital advertising.
Ooredoo has partnered with Infobip and Microsoft to introduce AI Hub to Qatar, enhancing customer engagement through conversational AI. The AI-driven tool integrates OpenAI with messaging platforms, empowering local businesses to provide efficient, secure, and modern communication, supporting Qatar’s digital transformation and Vision 2030.
Nokia has partnered with Ooredoo Oman to deploy a high-capacity DWDM network to meet the demands of hyperscalers, AI, and cloud platforms. This collaboration will enhance Oman’s digital infrastructure, enabling low-latency connectivity and establishing the country as a key regional hub, with services launching in March 2025.
Bahrain’s National Days and the 25th anniversary of King Hamad’s Accession to the Throne were celebrated with a focus on unity and national progress. Dr. Shaikh Abdullah bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, Minister of Transportation and Telecommunications, reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to advancing infrastructure and supporting Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030.
Global marketing company Monks has acquired a 25% stake in Hoorah, a leading digital marketing agency, to boost AI-driven marketing solutions across Africa. This partnership gives Hoorah access to Monks’ AI-first services, enhancing its ability to deliver innovative marketing at scale.
Al Yah Satellite Communications Company (Yahsat) reported a 62% increase in H1 net income to AED269 million, despite a 3% revenue drop. EBITDA surged 25%, driven by growth in key segments. Yahsat’s strong cash position and future contracts secure long-term financial stability amid strategic pivots and upcoming satellite launches.
Vodafone Oman has become the first communications service provider in the GCC region to upgrade its core network on Ericsson’s latest cloud infrastructure. This seamless transition prepares the company for 5G deployment and enhances network performance while supporting Oman’s digital transformation goals in line with Vision 2040.
