This initiative is part of the mission of Orange Digital Center to promote digital inclusion and support the development of digital skills for employment, especially among youth and women
Vodafone Qatar partners with Microsoft for a transformative five-year journey, leveraging Microsoft Azure and Azure OpenAI to upgrade its network and enhance customer services, fostering innovation and workforce development in Qatar’s tech landscape.
e& UAE has launched a multi-year technology transformation program in collaboration with ServiceNow and Quintica to modernize its technology infrastructure. This initiative focuses on utilizing AI automation and predictive analytics to enhance customer experiences, improve service reliability, and ensure agility in meeting the evolving demands of the telecommunications sector.
SLT-Mobitel continued its role as the principal sponsor of Techno 2024, showcasing innovations in digital products, 5G, and SME solutions. The event highlighted technological advancements in Sri Lanka, with SLT-Mobitel emphasizing its commitment to supporting the engineering community. Registration for the IESL Robogames 2024 was also opened.
Saudi Minister of Commerce, Majid Al-Qasabi, highlighted the growth of the e-commerce sector, fintech advancements, and support for SMEs, emphasizing the Kingdom’s focus on innovation and digital empowerment.
Qatar Tourism has launched the E-Services Portal, a platform offering over 80 tourism-related services to streamline processes for businesses, hotels, and individuals. The portal aims to enhance operational efficiency, support Qatar’s Vision 2030, and improve the tourism experience with features like license management, real-time tracking, and 24/7 access.
Grameenphone experienced a modest profit growth of 1.0% in Q3 2024, reaching Tk 7.55 billion, despite challenges from rising operational expenses and political unrest. Revenue fell 3.8% to Tk 39.5 billion due to internet shutdowns, but nine-month profits grew 8.60% to Tk 29.55 billion.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) in Oman has launched a project to measure and ensure the quality of fixed broadband services. Subscribers will receive a free device to evaluate their Internet service, enhancing transparency, consumer satisfaction, and competition based on service quality.
AWCC has launched its first 4G internet services in Kabul, with plans for nationwide expansion. This high-speed, cost-effective service enhances economic and infrastructural development, offering faster and more reliable internet for various devices.
The Moroccan government has announced a new program to extend high-speed internet to 1,800 rural areas, part of its National Plan for the Development of High and Very High Speed Broadband. This initiative, aligned with the National Digital Development Strategy 2030, aims to boost economic growth, improve public services, and foster digital inclusion.
