Morocco partners with AI71, leveraging AI for data management as part of the “Morocco Digital 2030” strategy. The agreement, signed at Gitex Global, aims to equip Moroccan startups with advanced AI tools, boosting their global competitiveness.
stc is leading Kuwait’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts by launching its Sustainability Program, focusing on reducing its carbon footprint and empowering youth. The company has partnered with government entities to promote eco-friendly practices and launched initiatives supporting education, sports, and entrepreneurship, making significant community contributions.
UAE-based AI company G42 is collaborating with U.S. partners and the Emirati government to meet global AI standards amid concerns about ties to China. Following Microsoft’s $1.5 billion investment, U.S. lawmakers fear technology transfer to China. G42 emphasizes its commitment to complying with the highest global standards in AI development and deployment.
Finhaat is expanding its financial services with the launch of Finhaat Wealth, a tech-driven wealth management platform for distributors and end users. Building on its success in the insurance sector, the platform aims to provide wealth solutions to India’s aspirational and emerging markets, enhancing financial inclusion.
OSN+ collaborates with castLabs to integrate DRMtoday, enhancing content security and ensuring a seamless streaming experience for its expanded user base in the MENA region.
Qatar Central Bank (QCB) has launched the FAWRAN instant payment service through the national e-Commerce Gateway (QPay). This service enables merchants to accept payments without requiring bank cards, offering multiple payment options for customers while adhering to high security standards for local transactions.
nitially targeting government agencies, du aims to provide cost-effective solutions that will reduce the expenses linked with data transfer outside the region, according to the company’s CEO, Fahad Al Hassawi.
Microsoft, in partnership with MCIT, has expanded its datacentre region in Qatar, enhancing AI capabilities for businesses. This initiative supports Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, enabling public and private sectors to leverage advanced AI technologies, optimize operations, and drive sustainable growth.
Zain Group has selected seven Kuwaiti nationals for its 10th cycle of the Generation Z graduate training program. The program focuses on developing leadership, digital innovation, and technical skills across key sectors. Participants will support Zain’s 4WARD strategy and contribute to the company’s digital transformation.
In May 2024, Qatar topped the Speedtest Global Index for mobile internet speed, with a median download speed of 329.37 Mbps and an upload speed of 25.36 Mbps. It was followed by the UAE, Kuwait, Denmark, and Norway. Rankings require at least 300 unique user results per location.
