Morocco has launched its pavilion at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia in Venice. Open from May to November, this initiative highlights Morocco’s commitment to showcasing its creative and architectural talents on the world stage, reflecting the country’s cultural vision under King Mohammed VI’s leadership.
Jordan’s telecommunications sector saw strong growth in Q4 2024, with significant increases in mobile broadband subscriptions, 5G adoption, and data usage. Fixed-line call traffic and text messaging also saw substantial rises. Notably, 5G subscriptions grew by 800% compared to Q4 2023, reflecting continued digital transformation across the Kingdom.
Orange Jordan has partnered with the Applied Science University to supply modern computing equipment for the university’s central laboratories. This initiative supports the university’s updated curricula and enhances students’ digital and research capabilities. The collaboration aligns with Orange Jordan’s commitment to advancing digital education and youth empowerment in Jordan.
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources completed its first accredited training program for Security Operations Center (SOC) professionals, aimed at strengthening cybersecurity in the energy sector. The initiative, sponsored by MoPMR and hosted by ENPPI, connects SOCs to the National Cybersecurity Center to ensure unified protection.
Bangladesh’s internet subscriber base showed signs of recovery in March 2025, with the addition of 750,000 new users. This growth follows a significant loss in subscribers over the previous months. The rise was driven by broadband subscriptions, while mobile user numbers continued to decline, including substantial losses from Banglalink and Teletalk.
DDoS attacks have surged across North Africa, with Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, and Algeria seeing increased activity in the second half of 2024. The telecom sector is particularly targeted, with sophisticated multi-vector attacks. The report highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures as regional digital infrastructure expands.
Algérie Télécom is offering a limited-time promotion for new Idoom Fibre subscribers, providing one month of free 1000 Mbps internet, a free modem, zero installation fees, and a subscription rate of just 1000 DA. The offer runs from May 4 to June 3, 2025, and aims to enhance digital access.
e& Enterprise and Infobip have launched the Customer Engagement Hub in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, combining both companies’ expertise in data systems and chatbots. The platform allows businesses to deliver personalized marketing and optimize customer engagement through centralized data management and access to multiple communication channels.
Afghanistan’s Acting Communications Minister, Maulvi Najibullah Hayat Haqqani, and Chinese MCC officials discussed collaboration in telecommunications, technology, and AI to enhance operations at the Mes Aynak copper mine. Afghan personnel are being trained in AI to improve mine management, with assurances made to resolve telecommunications issues at the site.
Dialog Axiata has launched the IAX (India Asia Xpress) submarine cable system, enhancing Sri Lanka’s international connectivity. The system, part of a US$100 million investment, connects key regions like India, Singapore, and Europe. It complements Dialog’s existing infrastructure, ensuring high-speed, reliable, and secure data transmission.
