PTCL has partnered with MTronic to deliver innovative IoT solutions for smart homes in Pakistan. The collaboration offers customers access to advanced, affordable home technologies, powered by PTCL’s fiber internet, with discounts up to 30%. This initiative aims to enhance lifestyles and promote digital transformation through seamless connectivity.
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EDGE Group’s Learning and Innovation Factory (LIF) and MEXT have signed an MoU to enhance workforce development and digital transformation across the UAE, Türkiye, and the GCC. The partnership focuses on upskilling programs, green transformation, and providing access to new markets, empowering industries with advanced knowledge and skills.
Morocco’s Panafsat and Thales Alenia Space have signed an MoU to develop a satellite communications system to provide high-speed internet services to 26 African countries, helping bridge the digital divide and support economic growth. This initiative is part of broader digitalization efforts in Morocco and Africa.
The Saudi Astronomy Team won three bronze medals at the IOAA 2024 in Brazil, showcasing their skills in astronomy and astrophysics. Prepared through extensive training camps by CST and Mawhiba, the students excelled in a competitive field with participants from 53 countries, marking a significant achievement for Saudi Arabia in the Space sector.
Egypt has introduced e-voting and government service monitoring apps to enhance transparency and citizen participation. These initiatives aim to streamline elections and improve service delivery, aligning with Egypt’s Vision 2030. They promote accountability, efficiency, and digital governance, positioning Egypt as a leader in Africa’s digital transformation.
At the inaugural AI Retreat, UAE Minister Omar Sultan AlOlama announced plans to shape Dubai’s development over the next 185 years through AI. Emphasizing immediate action, the event gathered over 2,500 leaders to discuss AI legislation, talent, and infrastructure, aiming to solidify Dubai’s position as a global AI leader.
US-based Iozera and the Moroccan government have unveiled plans for a pioneering 386MW data center and AI hub in Tetouan, Morocco. Named Eureka Park, the project emphasizes advanced AI computation and sustainability, utilizing renewable energy sources. Set to begin construction in 2024, it aims to operationalize by mid-2026.
Kuwait secured third place globally and in the Arab world for mobile internet speed, achieving an average speed of 258.51 Mbps, according to the October 2024 Speed Test Global Index. This reflects significant advancements in telecommunications infrastructure, with GCC countries continuing to lead in digital connectivity and innovation.
