Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
KoçSistem participated in LEAP 2025 and expanded its presence in the Middle East with a new office in Riyadh. The company showcased its advanced technology solutions and signed a strategic partnership with ACES for the Pixage digital publishing solution, strengthening its regional competitiveness and export capabilities.
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The Egyptian Tax Authority is enhancing its digital services to support taxpayers, especially during tax filing season. This includes the establishment of a Digital Services Center and partnerships with professional syndicates to provide technical support. The Authority is expanding its digital services to ensure nationwide access and smoother compliance.
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OneClickDrive, the leading car rental marketplace in Dubai, expands its operations to Morocco, marking its first venture into Africa. This move broadens its market reach, leveraging Morocco’s strategic location and growing demand for car rentals, particularly among tourists. The company plans further expansion into GCC and African regions.
Dubai, UAE – March 17, 2026: Kingston Digital Europe Co LLP, the flash memory affiliate of Kingston Technology Company, Inc.,…
IBM and Vodafone are collaborating to integrate quantum computing into telecommunications, aiming to enhance data services, network efficiency, and security. Their joint efforts will optimize global networks, reduce latency, and improve consumer experiences, setting a new standard for the telecom industry and shaping the future of connectivity.
Egypt will soon launch a new initiative to combat mobile phone smuggling, allowing individuals to register their personal phones without incurring customs duties. Phones entering without registration will be required to pay customs fees, or they will be deactivated after 90 days. This aims to protect the public treasury.
Jahrat Adib Chowdhury has been appointed as Banglalink’s Deputy CEO, becoming the first female to hold this position in Bangladesh’s telecom industry. With over 20 years of experience, she will continue to drive digital innovation, financial services, and strategic direction, contributing to Bangladesh’s growing digital ecosystem.
Oman’s TRA enhances telecom network capacity in Dhofar ahead of the Khareef 2025 season, ensuring quality and continuity during peak tourism.