Yemen Expands Telecommunications Infrastructure to Strengthen Connectivity Nationwide
Yemen is moving to expand its telecommunications infrastructure as part of broader efforts to improve connectivity and support digital services…
Yemen is moving to expand its telecommunications infrastructure as part of broader efforts to improve connectivity and support digital services…
Algeria’s government has approved a draft law on digital identity and trust services, marking a major milestone in the country’s digital transformation journey. The legislation, approved under the chairmanship of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, establishes a comprehensive legal framework to regulate secure and trusted digital transactions for individuals and businesses.
Daraz has launched applications for its Future Leaders Programme (DFLP) 2025, targeting top graduates from Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The 15-month rotational program provides mentorship, real-world experience, and opportunities for career growth within the eCommerce giant, supporting South Asia’s digital transformation and young talent development.
Qatar’s CRA has launched the Caller Name Presentation (CNAP) service to protect consumers from phone fraud. Implemented with Ooredoo and Vodafone, it displays verified caller identities for legal entities, boosting trust, reducing scams, and strengthening Qatar’s digital security under Vision 2030.
Tunisia is launching 192 digital projects to modernize public administration and fully digitalize state services from 2026, focusing on online services, electronic payments, and institutional interoperability. The initiative aims to improve efficiency, transparency, and investment attractiveness while supporting broader digital transformation goals.
Wa’ed Ventures and Sumitomo have invested $30 million in Zension Technologies, a Riyadh-based startup offering a tech subscription model. The new funding will help launch Zaam, a platform for tech subscriptions in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, aiming to extend device lifespans and reduce e-waste in the region.
The UAE is increasingly positioning biology and biotechnology as a new intelligence-driven infrastructure layer, reflecting growing interest in the convergence…
The project aims to enhance the museum experience and attract younger, tech-savvy audiences by merging technology with cultural heritage.
HONOR Bangladesh has launched the HONOR X9c, the toughest phone in its range, earning a Guinness World Record for its durability. Featuring a 6600mAh battery, 66W fast charging, and a 108MP AI-powered camera, the X9c sets new standards for smartphone durability, performance, and photography capabilities.
Nokia and T964 have signed an MoU to modernise Iraq’s telecom and digital infrastructure, focusing on enterprise connectivity, data centres, fibre deployment, and international transit networks. The partnership supports Iraq’s ambitions to strengthen digital services and position itself as a regional data corridor linking the Gulf, Turkey, and Europe.