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Mirantis and Pico Public Cloud launch Bangladesh’s first sovereign public cloud, offering local data residency, low latency, and cost-effective cloud solutions. The partnership supports national compliance and digital growth across key industries.
M42 has partnered with ADGM Academy to provide training and educational programmes for Emirati professionals in healthcare and technology. This collaboration aims to upskill the workforce and align with the UAE’s vision for national growth and development in critical sectors.
Mercy Corps and Queen for Change launched the Tahammul digital platform in Jordan to address climate change. The platform aims to improve cooperation, resource allocation, and transparency in climate action. Key dialogues at the launch focused on securing climate financing and building resilience through policies, technology, and protecting vulnerable groups.
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Egypt and Italy’s Nova Technology della Vita Academy will establish five applied technology schools for electricity sector training starting 2025/2026, focusing on global standards and renewable energy skills to enhance workforce readiness and economic development.
Salam has partnered with CDNetworks to enhance internet services in Saudi Arabia, offering low-latency, high-quality connectivity. This collaboration addresses the growing demand for digital content and services, positioning the Kingdom as a hub for gaming, video streaming, and content delivery network markets, aligning with digital transformation goals.
Harvard graduates Nicole Mao and Yiwei Zhu have built a successful startup in Bangladesh, creating a battery-swapping network for electric rickshaws. This innovative network, which aims to reach 1,000 stations next year, is gaining rapid popularity and is helping transform urban transportation in the country.
Ooredoo Kuwait participated in the “Watheefti” Career Fair, emphasizing its commitment to empowering local youth through job opportunities and professional development. The company is also collaborating with leading institutions to enhance leadership skills in the telecommunications sector, aligning with Kuwait’s vision for a technology-driven future.
The Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication, chaired by Senator Palwasha Mohammad Zai Khan, held a meeting to discuss the Personal Data Protection Bill, Starlink operations, and telecom companies’ revenues. The Committee also reviewed the performance of the Telecom Foundation and its future direction in line with government policies.
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