Liferay will showcase its advanced digital experience solutions at GITEX GLOBAL 2024, aligning with the UAE’s vision for technological innovation. The platform offers organizations low-code capabilities, AI-driven insights, and seamless integration to enhance customer journeys and operational efficiency, ultimately supporting digital transformation across multiple sectors.
Samsung Gulf and e& UAE have signed an MoU to collaborate on AI-powered connectivity solutions, exclusive device launches, and smart home experiences. This partnership aims to enhance customer experiences, drive digital transformation, and set new standards for connectivity, entertainment, and smart living across the UAE, with a focus on innovation.
The Committee on Public Finance has approved the Sri Lanka Telecommunications (Amendment) Bill, aiming to regulate satellite-based internet services and modernize industry regulations. The bill, developed with stakeholder input, introduces new licensing types, strengthens the TRC’s powers, and promotes competitive market practices for consumer benefits.
Egypt’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (NTRA) has partnered with the Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) to establish a digital platform for resolving telecom complaints more efficiently. The platform will feature an online complaint registration system and an automated process, improving response times and user awareness of rights and responsibilities.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (TRCSL) has granted preliminary approval for Starlink to provide satellite internet services. Final approval is pending a formal public consultation process, with details to be published tomorrow, as announced by Technology State Minister Kanaka Herath.
Qatar is emerging as a global leader in sustainability with innovative projects like Msheireb. Ann Williams praised the country’s forward-thinking approach, highlighting its leadership and roadmap toward achieving the National Vision 2030. Qatar’s sustainable infrastructure and development are attracting significant global investment.
Orange Jordan has successfully renewed its ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certifications for occupational health, safety, and environmental management. This demonstrates the company’s continued commitment to the highest standards, ensuring employee safety and environmental sustainability. The renewal reflects its strategic focus on safety and sustainability across all operations.
Jahrat Adib Chowdhury has been appointed as Banglalink’s Deputy CEO, becoming the first female to hold this position in Bangladesh’s telecom industry. With over 20 years of experience, she will continue to drive digital innovation, financial services, and strategic direction, contributing to Bangladesh’s growing digital ecosystem.
Wahyd’s platform integrates real-time data insights and machine learning algorithms to support efficient decision-making, reduce downtime, and offer transparency across the logistics journey.
Tunisia has granted 5G licenses to Tunisie Telecom, Orange Tunisie, and Ooredoo Tunisia, with the commercial rollout scheduled for 2025. The licenses include essential spectrum for 5G usage and will enhance mobile connectivity across the country. The move supports Tunisia’s Vision 2030 by fostering digital growth and attracting investment.
