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OmanSat Technologies has been granted a first-class licence by Oman’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority to develop and operate a satellite communications system. This will enhance broadband internet services and satellite connectivity, especially in rural areas, boosting the country’s telecommunications infrastructure and market competitiveness.
Oman’s cybersecurity conference focused on enhancing cybersecurity in the logistics sector. Discussions covered risks, IoT threats, and industrial control system security. The event, under the Ministry of Transport’s auspices, emphasized creating national cybersecurity standards and frameworks to ensure robust information security practices in logistics and other critical sectors.
Qatar Airways Cargo has partnered with Unilode Aviation Solutions to digitalise its fleet of over 42,000 Unit Load Devices (ULD). This collaboration will provide real-time visibility and data analytics, helping streamline operations, optimise resources, and improve asset utilisation, contributing to greater sustainability and efficiency in the aviation sector.
Omantel won two awards at the Oman CSR Summit & Awards 2024, recognized for its “Maqroo” initiative, the first Arabic dyslexic-friendly font, and for using AI-powered technology to improve healthcare, particularly cancer detection. These accolades highlight Omantel’s commitment to innovation, social responsibility, and inclusivity.
Oman will launch its Open Data Platform by the end of the year, a major step in its digital transformation strategy. The platform will enhance public access to government data, fostering transparency and innovation. Aligned with Oman’s Vision 2040, it aims to support economic growth and position Oman as a leader in data transparency.
Kuwait’s telecom sector gears up for 5G with CITRA overseeing the rollout. Services are expected to start by year-end, following a structured licensing and operational framework, enhancing connectivity with advanced network technology.
Oman’s computing market is poised for steady growth, projected to generate US$180.8 million by 2025. With a focus on sustainability, reliability, and practical tech adoption, Oman presents unique opportunities for businesses to tap into a less saturated market. The country’s digital transformation offers long-term growth potential.
BARCELONA, Spain–(BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire)– Hytera Communications, a leading global provider of professional communications technologies and solutions, is set to present its…
Resecurity, a global cybersecurity leader, will be the Cybersecurity Partner at the Oman AI Summit 2025, where it will showcase its solutions to protect digital identities and enhance resilience. This participation supports Oman’s Vision 2040 and the company’s expanding cybersecurity presence in the Middle East.
The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has finalized the audit process for Teletalk, the state-owned mobile operator, addressing unpaid fees and regulatory compliance. The audit aims to enhance operational transparency. BTRC is also continuing audits on Grameenphone, Robi Axiata, and Banglalink as part of its broader regulatory efforts.