Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Rowad Capital Commercial (RCC) will acquire a 60% stake in Uganda Telecommunications Corporation (UTel) as part of a plan to manage and commercialize Uganda’s ICT National Backbone Infrastructure. The partnership involves an initial investment of US$25 million, with plans to invest an additional US$200 million over three years.
EDOTCO Bangladesh, in collaboration with the Bangladesh Air Force, is providing crucial relief to flood-affected communities in the Feni, Noakhali, and Cumilla Districts. As part of its CSR initiative, EDOTCO is delivering food, medicine, and supplies to 2,500 people while ensuring mobile connectivity in impacted areas.
QiCard is representing Iraq’s fintech sector at Money 20/20 USA 2025, showcasing its biometric payment solutions and digital infrastructure serving 19 million Iraqis. The company aims to promote financial inclusion, strengthen digital payments, and attract international collaboration in Iraq’s fintech transformation.
AmiViz has partnered with NEOX Networks to enhance network visibility and security across the GCC, Egypt, and Africa. This collaboration will provide enterprises with advanced network visibility solutions, addressing network challenges, improving cybersecurity, and supporting digital transformation initiatives such as hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud strategies.
Karachi, Thursday, 10 July 2025 For Immediate Release The Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) has been recognised internationally for its…
Pakistan has issued a draft license framework for satellite internet services, reducing barriers for global providers like Starlink. The single-license model cuts costs, mandates local data compliance, and ensures rapid rollout. The move is expected to boost connectivity in underserved regions and advance Pakistan’s digital sovereignty.
Key components include an integrated information system, the use of artificial intelligence (AI), and public-private partnerships.
Oman’s tech startups signed nearly OMR9 million worth of agreements at LEAP 2025, highlighting the country’s growing digital capabilities. The partnerships span agriculture, financial technology, artificial intelligence, and digital advertising. This reflects Oman’s success in attracting international investments and supporting its startups’ expansion into global markets.
Egypt’s “Digilians” initiative, launching in September 2025, will train youth across disciplines with fully funded digital education, mentorship, and business support, aiming to boost Egypt’s digital workforce and support the country’s long-term development goals.
Saudi Arabia is embracing anime’s digital evolution through cultural initiatives and fan engagement, as streaming platforms reshape global anime production and audiences play a more active role in shaping stories and creative trends.