Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies has launched a tender for 5G network licenses as part of a national digital development strategy. Interested operators must submit bids by September 2, 2024. The initiative aims to enhance digital infrastructure and expand broadband coverage, supporting the country’s digital growth and connectivity goals.
Orange Jordan’s 5G Agriculture Bootcamp trained 18 participants in adopting new technologies for sustainable farming. The program aims to enhance productivity, combat challenges like desert locusts, and promote economic growth. Graduates will lead innovations in agriculture, supported by AI and 5G, fostering long-term development in Jordan.
Tunisia plans to launch 5G by November 2024, leveraging South Korea’s expertise. This initiative aims to accelerate digital transformation across sectors like agriculture, education, and transport, aligning with Tunisia’s National Digital Transformation Strategy 2025. The launch will facilitate smart technologies and enhance digital services.
Morocco plans to launch 5G internet service by 2030, aligning with its 2030 digital strategy and in preparation for co-hosting the World Cup with Spain and Portugal. The initiative aims to enhance online data speed and expand rural internet coverage, recognizing digital connectivity as essential for various sectors post-pandemic.
The 5G-Advanced Leaders’ Forum in Dubai highlighted the transformative potential of 5G-Advanced (5G-A) technology. Industry leaders discussed the enhancements in network efficiency, coverage, and performance, and emphasized its role in driving digital innovation across sectors. The UAE announced plans for nationwide 5G-A deployment, reinforcing its commitment to technological advancement.
In a significant technological leap forward, SLT-MOBITEL, the National ICT Solutions Provider, has proudly launched the first hybrid 5G model…
Airtel Kenya is set to deploy an additional 100 5G sites across Kenya, expanding its network from 15 to 32 counties. This expansion, enhancing both personal and business connectivity, will be supported by affordable 5G home broadband routers and diverse data plans.
In an impressive leap forward, Zain Kuwait demonstrated its network’s capabilities for the rollout of 5G New Calling (5GNC), a…
Banglalink and Teletalk have initiated a national roaming field trial in Bangladesh, enabling their customers to access each other’s network coverage for the first time. This innovative collaboration aims to enhance mobile connectivity and promote network sharing between the operators, with a focus on seamless transition between networks in areas with coverage gaps. Once the field trial is completed, customers will enjoy expanded, seamless national coverage for all services. This initiative aligns with energy conservation and green infrastructure development and is already available in 22 countries worldwide.
At the Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh, Bocar Ba, the CEO of SAMENA Telecommunications Council, emphasized that Saudi Arabia and…
