Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Egypt’s NTRA plays a vital role in digital transformation, introducing 5G, eSIM, and WiFi calling, while enforcing consumer rights through tools like My NTRA. By balancing regulation, innovation, and inclusion, it positions Egypt as a leading digital hub in the region.
Toffee will stream all 380 English Premier League matches for the 2025–26 season, delivering high-quality, real-time coverage across Bangladesh. The platform highlights local innovation, supports digital transformation, and strengthens Toffee’s position as the country’s leading destination for sports and entertainment.
Oman’s TRA has introduced new retail tariff regulations to protect consumers, requiring clear pricing, explicit consent, transparent contracts, and secure verification. The rules ban misleading claims and hidden charges, improve roaming transparency, and align with Oman Vision 2040 to ensure fair, competitive telecom services.
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OSN has partnered with The Trade Desk to offer advertisers direct programmatic access to its connected TV and on-demand inventory, including HBO and OSN originals, enabling data-driven targeting of premium audiences across MENA in brand-safe environments.
The UAE now has 100% internet coverage, with many residents adopting two-phone setups for work-life separation. Mobile subscriptions have reached 203 per 100 residents, while high-speed fixed internet usage continues to rise, reflecting growing digital connectivity and changing lifestyle habits.
Mastercard and Zand are partnering to provide faster, more secure, and transparent cross-border payments in the UAE, offering real-time tracking and reduced friction for retail and corporate clients, and capitalizing on the country’s growing role as a global financial hub.
Huawei has awarded scholarships to Sri Lankan students from six universities to study advanced technologies. Officials say the program offers global-level training, cultural exchange, and a pathway for youth to contribute to Sri Lanka’s innovation and development.
Sri Lanka is launching a Rs 100 million National AI Fund to fuel innovation and target US$ 1.8B in AI-driven economic value by 2030. The initiative includes an AI Expo, nationwide mini expos, and a forthcoming national AI policy to promote responsible, inclusive adoption.