KPMG has extended its global ServiceNow alliance into Bahrain, enhancing digital consulting capabilities. This partnership focuses on streamlining processes in finance, supply chain, HR, and risk management, aiming to boost efficiency and foster growth for businesses in Bahrain.
The funding will support Pemo’s expansion into new markets within the GCC, including Saudi Arabia.
Nepal’s digital payment landscape has grown significantly, with a notable decline in cheque usage and a surge in mobile and QR code transactions. This growth is fueled by cost savings and government incentives like VAT refunds on digital transactions at hospitality venues.
Zong 4G has partnered with the Silk Road Culture Center (SRCC) to promote cultural exchange and innovation. The launch event, attended by diplomats from Silk Road nations, celebrated the historical and contemporary significance of the Silk Road. Zong’s involvement underscores its commitment to fostering international collaboration.
Algérie Télécom has revised its summer working hours for commercial agencies from June 1 to September 30, 2024. Northern regions will operate from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, while southern regions will have split hours to mitigate heat. Customer service points will follow regional schedules, ensuring continuous service.
STZA and Telenor Pakistan have signed an MoU to drive innovation, empower youth, and strengthen Pakistan’s digital ecosystem. The partnership will foster youth development through initiatives like innovation challenges, while supporting emerging technologies and local startups, positioning Pakistan as a key technology hub in the region.
SETTLE, an Egypt-based B2B payment platform, has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to enhance business financial operations. The investment aims to expand SETTLE’s global footprint and integrate real-time financial data tools, revolutionizing how businesses manage payments and treasuries.
Network International has partnered with Ant International to enhance digital payment solutions across the Middle East and Africa. The collaboration aims to leverage Alipay+ Wallet Tech for e-wallet capabilities and expand payment solutions, providing seamless QR code payment experiences for consumers using their preferred digital payment methods.
Gulf Bridge International (GBI) launches a new Point of Presence (POP) at the Equinix MC1 Data Centre in Oman, connecting major Gulf data centers to Asia and Europe. This move streamlines services for international carriers and enhances regional connectivity with improved latency and efficient investment.
Abu Dhabi’s Advanced Technology Research Council launches AI71, an AI company focusing on decentralized data control. AI71 will utilize Falcon AI models to offer innovative solutions in medical, educational, and legal sectors, promoting privacy and data sovereignty. This initiative positions Abu Dhabi as a key player in the global AI landscape.
