BRKZ, a leading B2B managed marketplace for construction materials with embedded financing,has successfully closed its second tranche of Series A…
Key Takeaways: Cairo, Egypt – Telecom Egypt has announced strong financial results for the first nine months of 2024, with a…
Morocco’s internet market saw a 6.5% growth in 2024, reaching 42.1 million subscribers with a penetration rate of 112.7%. The mobile phone sector also grew by 5.2%, reaching a 161.3% penetration rate, while the fixed telephone sector maintained growth with a 6.4% increase in subscribers.
Exhibition World Bahrain (EWB) is set to host a series of prestigious exhibitions and conferences from October 2024 to early 2025, further establishing Bahrain as a leading hub for global business tourism and MICE events. Notable events include Fintech Forward, Jewellery Arabia, and the Bahrain International Garden Show.
du has partnered with Microsoft to enhance its call center operations using AI technologies. The collaboration will improve customer engagement, optimize operations, and ensure compliance with UAE data privacy regulations. AI-driven solutions like VoiceBots and real-time analytics will boost efficiency, customer satisfaction, and create new revenue opportunities for du.
Thuraya Telecommunications Company has partnered with AnsuR Technologies to enhance global business capabilities using AnsuR’s Asmira video compression technology. This collaboration aims to improve ISR solutions and situational awareness, with diverse applications across various sectors, leveraging Yahsat’s global network.
Entlaq has partnered with Informa Markets to launch Egypt’s Clean-Tech Landscape 2024 report, aimed at positioning Egypt as a regional leader in clean technology. The report highlights growth opportunities in renewable energy, waste management, and green hydrogen, offering actionable recommendations to drive investment and innovation in the sector.
PTCL partners with Mastercard to launch a versatile UPaisa debit card, enhancing digital payments across Pakistan and globally, with improved security and convenience.
The project aims to enhance the country’s data processing capabilities and support the growing demand for digital services.
At the World Economic Forum, experts discussed the “AI divide” in developing countries, emphasizing challenges such as limited energy, computing power, and talent. Deemah Al-Yahya stressed the need for collaboration between the public and private sectors to bridge the gap, while promoting access to emerging technologies through digital assets.
