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APEBI will launch the APEBI VILLAGE at GITEX AFRICA 2025, a 510 m² space aimed at showcasing Morocco’s growing digital ecosystem. The village will bring together over 50 digital sector players, fostering partnerships and highlighting Morocco’s leadership in the African and global tech landscapes.
The Dubai Maritime Authority (DMA) has launched a project to improve telecommunications coverage across key maritime zones, installing four new telecom towers. This initiative will enhance connectivity for commercial vessels, recreational boaters, and emergency services, supporting Dubai’s ambition to be a global maritime hub and fostering investment in the sector.
Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has launched the Digital Skills Working Group to enhance digital skills development across government entities. The group will focus on training programs, collaboration, and aligning efforts to create a robust digital skills ecosystem, supporting Qatar’s national digital transformation goals.
Kuwait reaffirmed its dedication to human rights principles in AI during the OIC’s 23rd IPHRC session in Jeddah. Diplomatic Attaché Jana Al-Dhafiri emphasized the need for international cooperation to harness AI’s benefits and address challenges like inequality, highlighting Kuwait’s AI advancements and commitment to aligning with global standards and sustainable development goals.
Prof Muhammad Yunus launched the “Labbaik” app to support Hajj pilgrims with services like emergency assistance, flight details, and health support. The app aims to ensure pilgrims can perform their duties smoothly. The first Hajj flight from Dhaka departs today, with over 87,000 Bangladeshi pilgrims registered.
Under the Patronage of Egypt’s ICT Minister, ITIDA, ITI, and DXC Luxoft Graduate Middle East’s First Certified Android Automotive Engineers…
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.
Falcon Arabic: In addition to English and European-origin languages, Falcon now integrates Arabic – expanding its reach across the Arabic-speaking…
Gamezop is setting up its regional headquarters in Bahrain, backed by a $4 million investment and support from Bahrain’s Economic Development Board. The India-based gamification platform plans to expand its footprint in the Middle East by onboarding new partners and doubling revenue within 18 months. Bahrain’s strategic location and supportive ecosystem position it as a key hub for digital innovation and growth in the region.
talabat UAE has partnered with the Fathers’ Endowment campaign to support sustainable healthcare for the poor and needy. Through its app, users can donate amounts starting from AED 10 to AED 500. The campaign aims to honour fathers while promoting generosity and solidarity in the UAE.