Orange Jordan has partnered with the Applied Science University to supply modern computing equipment for the university’s central computer labs. This collaboration aligns with both organizations’ goals of enhancing digital education and research capabilities, supporting Jordanian students with advanced tools to engage in academic and entrepreneurial activities.
Omantel has successfully completed a trial of self-operating Passive IoT technology, which uses ambient energy sources instead of batteries. The trial, conducted over Omantel’s 5G network, demonstrated the potential for Passive IoT to transform industries like logistics and healthcare with minimal maintenance and extended device lifespans.
The Nahda Tech Conference in Damascus, organized by the Syrian Computer Society and Ministry of Telecommunications, kicked off today. It features a training camp focused on entrepreneurship and IT projects. Minister Abdul Salam Heikal also launched “Hudhud,” a platform aimed at exporting Syrian products to global markets, enhancing the national economy.
Yaqoot by Zain KSA now enables visitors to Saudi Arabia to register their mobile SIM cards via the Ministry of Interior’s Absher app. This seamless digital solution eliminates the need for in-person registration, offering tourists and pilgrims a fully online experience for SIM activation and identity verification.
Dialog Axiata has launched a new real-time school van tracking service, enhancing student safety and operational efficiency. Leveraging GPS and 4G technology, parents can track their child’s van and receive alerts via SMS. The service benefits van operators by improving reliability and accountability. Devices cost LKR18,990, with a subscription fee of LKR1,910.
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Make it in the Emirates 2025 will be held from May 19-22 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center, focusing on advanced industries, AI, and sustainability. The event will feature the Emirati Handicrafts Pavilion, a Startup Pitch Competition, and over 700 exhibitors, emphasizing the UAE’s commitment to industrial innovation and economic growth.
Abu Dhabi start-ups showcased their innovations at the Sushi Tech Tokyo conference, highlighting sustainable agriculture, climate technology, and AI-driven health solutions. The event strengthened UAE-Japan business ties, with discussions on expanding economic partnerships and investments. A new free-trade agreement between the two countries is expected later this year.
