Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Morocco is launching a national digital platform to centralize and secure healthcare protocols for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. The system combines a mobile app, dynamic e-books, collaboration tools, and biometric security, enabling unified access for healthcare professionals and modernizing protocol management across the country.
Partnership with Muscat Investment Management House to bring world‑class gaming arenas to Oman The leading international network of gaming clubs…
Zong Engage’s Manhunt 2 PUBG Mobile Tournament drew 21,000 players and 1,300 teams, becoming Pakistan’s biggest esports event. With international participation and major partnerships, Zong continues to power youth innovation and elevate the country’s digital entertainment landscape.
By leveraging existing infrastructure, the collaboration aims to deliver improved connectivity, faster internet speeds, and more reliable services JOHANNESBURG, South…
Angola Cables (www.AngolaCables.co.ao), an internationally established ICT and digital solutions and network services provider, is proud to announce the appointment…
Zain Bahrain has partnered with AlSalam Gas Electronics to offer exclusive benefits to AlSalam customers, including six months of free rental on selected Fibre plans and vouchers worth up to BD430. This collaboration aims to enhance the customer experience by providing seamless, value-added services and innovative solutions tailored to customer needs.
Beyon Connect has signed an agreement with Mubasher Capital to implement EKEY for Business, Bahrain’s national digital identity and eKYC platform. The partnership will enable secure biometric authentication and digital onboarding, enhancing compliance, reducing fraud risks, and improving customer experience in the financial sector.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 22 April 2026: BHM Capital, the leading financial institution in the capital markets of the United…
Qatar’s computing sector is set to generate $65.5 million in revenue in 2024, with a projected growth to $82.92 million by 2029. The country is advancing digital innovation and transformation, driving demand for digital skills in cybersecurity, cloud computing, and software development. Google Cloud’s presence further supports this growth trajectory.
Industry voices argue that the next phase of AI innovation may be defined less by raw computing power and more by efficient resource utilization, positioning niche and domain-focused AI solutions as a viable pathway for emerging technology ecosystems seeking competitive advantage in an increasingly resource-constrained environment.