Jordan’s 10th MENA ICT Forum highlighted the country’s growing role in digital transformation. Minister Sami Smeirat emphasized Jordan’s ICT achievements, such as improved global rankings in e-government, innovation, and cybersecurity. The government aims for full digitalization by 2025 and anticipates significant growth in ICT sector revenue and jobs.
e& enterprise has partnered with Sergas Group to enhance the safety and sustainability of gas distribution networks in the GCC. This collaboration will develop digital solutions, including smart meters and IoT systems, to improve safety, enable early incident detection, and promote sustainability, all while adhering to regional regulations.
stc Group and Ooredoo Oman have signed an agreement to launch the SONIC project, a terrestrial fibre optic network corridor connecting Saudi Arabia and Oman. The project will enhance regional connectivity and strengthen digital infrastructure, supporting subsea routes between Asia and Europe. It aligns with regional growth goals and digital innovation.
ZainTECH has partnered with Datanuum to enhance customer data engagement and retention for retail and healthcare businesses. This collaboration will provide solutions for data privacy compliance, customer engagement, and scalable cloud services, supporting business growth across the Middle East.
SAP is committed to supporting Kuwait’s economic, digital, and environmental objectives through technology solutions and workforce development.
Absher, Saudi Arabia’s multifaceted digital platform, plays a pivotal role in the nation’s digital transformation aligned with Vision 2030. It enhances public service accessibility and drives financial inclusion through digital identity services, significantly impacting daily transactions and government interactions.
BRAC University has partnered with Turkish technology firm Nigella World to establish Bangladesh’s first Blockchain Academy. This initiative aims to develop a skilled workforce in blockchain technology, with initial applications in agriculture and finance, positioning Bangladesh as a leader in blockchain education and supporting its digital economy.
International Textile Limited (ITL) has adopted RISE with SAP, a cloud-based ERP solution, to modernize its operations. This digital transformation will improve efficiency, scalability, and decision-making while supporting future advancements in AI and sustainability. ITL aims to strengthen its competitive position in Pakistan’s textile industry with enhanced automation and real-time analytics.
Mobile Telecommunications Company K.S.C.P. reported third-quarter sales of KWD 500.61 million, a rise from KWD 485.11 million last year, with net income increasing to KWD 54.12 million. For the nine months, sales grew to KWD 1,445.46 million, but net income dropped to KWD 135.53 million.
PTCL has acquired Telenor Pakistan for Rs108 billion, marking a significant consolidation in Pakistan’s telecom sector. This strategic move aims to enhance service quality and coverage, supporting Pakistan’s economic growth and digital transformation. The acquisition will strengthen PTCL’s market position and create a robust telecom infrastructure.
