Algeria’s government has approved the deployment of 5G technology, ordering detailed studies to ensure a comprehensive and effective rollout. The project aims to boost the economy, enhance digital infrastructure, and improve public services. With strategic applications in key sectors, 5G is seen as a driver for national growth and innovation.
Maroc Telecom and INWI have signed an agreement to jointly accelerate fiber optics and 5G network deployment in Morocco, investing 4.4 billion MAD over three years. The partnership aims to provide ultra-high-speed internet and improve mobile connectivity, with a focus on expanding infrastructure across the country.
Sri Lanka will transition to digital TV to free up spectrum space for 5G deployment. The government is also constructing 276 towers to enhance broadband connectivity and support 5G rollout. A proposal for the establishment of a Digital Economy Authority is part of the country’s goal to expand its digital economy.
Morocco’s 5G tender call has once again been postponed, delaying the country’s plans for 5G deployment. Originally planned for earlier this year, the tender has been delayed due to ongoing regulatory and technical challenges. This setback reflects the complexities Morocco faces in implementing its 5G infrastructure.
Vodafone Oman has become the first communications service provider in the GCC region to upgrade its core network on Ericsson’s latest cloud infrastructure. This seamless transition prepares the company for 5G deployment and enhances network performance while supporting Oman’s digital transformation goals in line with Vision 2040.
Ericsson and Zain Group have renewed their MoU to enhance network energy efficiency and push towards Net Zero. Their collaboration has already reduced energy usage significantly in Zain’s networks, with ongoing plans to deploy advanced 5G technology and energy-saving features.
