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Ooredoo, in partnership with Tech Mahindra, has successfully advanced its digital transformation by revamping its CRM and IT infrastructure. This multi-phase project enhances digital customer experiences across Oman, with completed phases for B2C services and upcoming transformations for B2C fixed-line and B2B segments. Ooredoo is committed to providing cutting-edge digital solutions.
Kuwait has launched its first fiber optic cable manufacturing company in partnership with South Korea’s Taihan Cable. This initiative is part of Kuwait’s Vision 2035, aiming to enhance the country’s telecommunications infrastructure and expand fiber optic technology across the region.
Zain highlighted its 5G and AI advancements at the MBBF 2024 in Istanbul, showcasing its leadership in digital innovation. The company demonstrated its AI-powered network optimization and its participation in the 5G-AxAI program, emphasizing its commitment to enhancing network performance and customer experience in Kuwait.
Mobily participated as a founding partner at the Connected World KSA conference, strengthening its role in advancing regional and global connectivity. The company signed multiple MoUs with IQNET, China Telecom, and Supercell Iraq to expand its international reach, enhance digital infrastructure, and align with Saudi Vision 2030.
Jordan’s imports of mobile devices in 2024 totaled approximately JD176 million, with 1.855 million devices entering the market. Purchases using debit cards reached JD60.2 million, and tablet imports amounted to JD45 million. This marks significant growth in mobile device sales, reflecting increasing demand and the shift towards digital transactions.
Umniah Jordan will implement Ericsson’s AI and machine learning solutions to reduce energy consumption across its network operations after a successful proof-of-concept demonstrated a 20% reduction in 5G power usage. This follows previous AI-related collaborations between Ericsson and Umniah to optimize and expand network services.
Algérie Télécom has launched a pioneering 1.2 Gbps high-speed internet package, part of its Idoom Fibre offerings, marking a significant leap in Africa’s digital connectivity. Announced at a regional workshop, this service reinforces Algeria’s commitment to digital transformation and expanding fiber optic networks nationwide.
Akij Telecom has introduced four leading AIoT brands—Philips, Transformers, Monster, and Airmars—to the Bangladesh market, marking a significant step in tech innovation. With over 150 new products launched, the partnership with Shenzhen Wanlin Technology aims to revolutionize smart connectivity and enhance digital lifestyles across the country.
This six-month program is fully aligned with the national capacity-building strategy and embodies the vision of transferring technical expertise to…
Bahrain’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has achieved a significant milestone by being elected as the Vice Chair of the International…