Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Orange Jordan has launched the Kingdom’s first Private 5G Network at JIFEX 2025, positioning itself as the only operator offering this capability. The solution enhances efficiency, security, and sustainability for logistics and industrial sectors, reinforcing Jordan’s push toward advanced digital infrastructure and smarter business operations.
DOHA, Qatar, June 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Wahed, a leading Islamic fintech and asset manager, today announced that its Qatar-based entity, Wahed MENA…
Yango Group launched Yasmina, a bilingual AI assistant with Omani-focused features like prayer times and local recipes, integrated in smart speakers for natural, culturally relevant interactions supporting education and daily life.
Banglalink’s CEO pushes for digital banking adoption and telecom reforms, highlighting affordability, collaboration, and infrastructure as key to Bangladesh’s digital growth.
Oman’s TRA has begun pilot trials for its Central Number Portability System, allowing users to switch between mobile and landline operators within minutes while retaining their numbers. The system, now in its testing phase, aims to simplify switching, enhance competition, and support Oman’s telecom digital transformation. Full rollout will follow the temporary suspension of the old portability service announced in August.
Egypt introduces tax-free startup zones offering customs and tax exemptions, simplified registration, and support services to retain tech talent amid currency shortages. Inspired by Gulf models, the initiative targets AI, fintech, and software sectors, aiming to boost investment and growth while addressing challenges like funding and regulatory hurdles.
Omantel reported RO 3.03 billion in revenue for 2024, driven by strong domestic growth and regional performance through Zain Group. Its new “Portal to the Future” strategy focuses on AI, cloud, fintech, and sustainability, positioning the company as a key enabler of Oman Vision 2040 and regional digital transformation.
Gamezop is setting up its regional headquarters in Bahrain, backed by a $4 million investment and support from Bahrain’s Economic Development Board. The India-based gamification platform plans to expand its footprint in the Middle East by onboarding new partners and doubling revenue within 18 months. Bahrain’s strategic location and supportive ecosystem position it as a key hub for digital innovation and growth in the region.
Azentio Software has expanded its presence in the Middle East and Africa by opening new offices in Dubai and Cairo. These upgraded facilities underscore the company’s commitment to regional growth, client engagement, and local innovation. Azentio aims to enhance its service delivery and talent investment in the region.
Algeria has launched the Algerian Content Creators Network, uniting more than 300 professionals following the 2nd Content Creators Camp in Algiers. The initiative aims to strengthen the country’s creative ecosystem, promote collaboration, and enhance the role of digital content in Algeria’s innovation and entrepreneurship agenda.