Wajeez, a logistics startup, has expanded from smaller cities in eastern Algeria to the capital, Algiers, and is now planning to grow across Africa. The platform, offering food delivery and personalized shopping, includes features like loyalty programs and Wajeez Gold subscription for exclusive benefits. It has also expanded to Senegal.
The UNDP and UAE-based e& have signed a cooperation agreement to leverage digital technologies for sustainable development in the Arab States. This partnership aims to enhance digital inclusion, promote a digital economy, and utilize AI for climate resilience, supporting various initiatives under the Digital for Sustainable Development framework.
The LEAP25 conference in Riyadh concluded with over $14.9 billion in investments, cementing Saudi Arabia’s role as a global leader in AI, technology, and digital economy innovation. With dynamic interactions between startups and investors, the event showcased the Kingdom’s commitment to Vision 2030 and rapid progress in digital transformation.
Orange Jordan has announced key administrative changes for 2025, including the creation of the Consumer Business Unit under Samer Haj and the appointment of new leaders in marketing, fintech, and enterprise services. These moves align with the company’s strategy to enhance customer experience and strengthen its market position.
Sadq, a digital signature provider based in Riyadh, raised $1.46 million in a Pre-Series A round led by X by Unifonic. The funds will help the company scale its infrastructure, enhance security, and support the growing demand for paperless workflows in line with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 digital transformation agenda.
Fortinet’s 2024 Cloud Security Report reveals key trends and challenges in cloud security, emphasizing the importance of protecting cloud environments as Saudi Arabia advances its digital transformation. The report highlights global adoption of hybrid and multi-cloud strategies and identifies security, compliance, and resource limitations as primary challenges.
Kantar’s Africascope Maghreb 2024 study reveals that urban Moroccans spend an average of 5 hours and 46 minutes daily on media, with internet usage soaring to 91%. Social media platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram dominate online activities, while television continues to hold strong with 2 hours and 57 minutes of daily viewing.
Motorcity has launched a new mobile app to enhance customer experience in Bahrain. The app simplifies vehicle management, service appointments, and access to the latest car models. Users can track services, receive reminders, and book test drives, all from their mobile devices or smartwatches, ensuring convenience and real-time updates.
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Oman’s telecommunications sector saw RO221.9 million in investments during 2023, with significant growth in 5G infrastructure and fiber optic networks. The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority also expanded postal services and created over 1,600 new jobs. Key achievements include multiple digital excellence awards and initiatives to engage the public through consultations.
