Morocco Joins WIPO Launch of Global AI Infrastructure Initiative
Morocco joins WIPO’s global AI initiative to shape responsible AI infrastructure, focusing on innovation, intellectual property, and international collaboration.
Morocco joins WIPO’s global AI initiative to shape responsible AI infrastructure, focusing on innovation, intellectual property, and international collaboration.
The National Telecom Corporation (NTC) has partnered with Synergy Computers and Oracle Communications to implement the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller, improving Pakistan’s telecom infrastructure. This initiative will enhance security, scalability, and efficiency, supporting NTC’s digital transformation and advancing the country’s communication capabilities.
Banglalink has become Bangladesh’s first telecom operator to secure the Global Top Employer 2025 Certification, recognizing its people-first approach, strong HR practices, and commitment to talent development. The achievement aligns with its EVP “Lead The Future” and positions it as a leading digital employer in the country.
Hub71 has partnered with the UAE–India CEPA Council to strengthen cross-border startup expansion and support India’s most promising founders as they scale in Abu Dhabi. Through the Start-Up Series, Immersion Programme and Access Programme, the collaboration creates structured soft-landing pathways, enabling two-way innovation exchange and advancing CEPA’s entrepreneurship and digital-economy goals.
Morocco has joined over 60 nations in signing the UN Cybercrime Treaty in Hanoi, reaffirming its role in shaping the first international legal framework against digital crime. Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi hailed the move as a milestone for global cooperation and Morocco’s cybersecurity leadership.
Reboot Coding Institute in Bahrain is launching the AI Generalists Program and AI First Training at Youth City 2025 to train professionals and youth in AI skills. These programs focus on practical, ethical AI applications and creative coding, supporting Bahrain’s workforce readiness for an AI-driven future.
Oman’s mobile subscriptions rose 7 percent in 2025, driven by strong IoT growth and rising fibre adoption, as the telecom market continues shifting away from legacy technologies toward 5G and advanced connectivity services.
Sri Lanka’s Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRCSL) has announced that mobile phones with non-registered IMEI numbers will not work on telecom networks in the future. Consumers are urged to purchase only IMEI-registered devices. The rule will not apply to phones connected to networks before January 28.
Cisco has partnered with HUMAIN to build Saudi Arabia’s AI infrastructure, supporting the Kingdom’s Vision 2030. This collaboration will deliver scalable, secure, and flexible AI solutions, driving digital innovation and strengthening Saudi Arabia’s position as a global leader in AI. The initiative also includes investments in talent and infrastructure.
Mastercard and Amazon Payment Services have signed a multi-year partnership to digitize payment acceptance across the Middle East and Africa. This collaboration will utilize Mastercard Gateway to enhance transaction security and speed, benefiting thousands of merchants and consumers across the region.