Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Saudi Arabia uses AI across healthcare, education, and fitness apps to promote health and activity under Vision 2030. King Faisal Hospital leads with predictive patient care and admin automation, while schools and apps tailor fitness to close gender gaps and boost engagement. The nation combines tech with cultural investment to drive lasting health impact.
WHX Tech will debut in Dubai in September 2025, accelerating digital health adoption and fostering global partnerships. The event will showcase cutting-edge AI and biotech, host startup competitions, and provide a platform for collaboration among investors, healthcare leaders, and innovators.
e& enterprise has partnered with RAIN Technology to introduce Orva, the first operating room voice assistant, across the MEA region. This collaboration aims to optimize OR workflows, improve patient outcomes, and address inefficiencies in healthcare. The partnership reflects both companies’ commitment to digital transformation in the healthcare sector.
Etihad Salam Telecom Company has partnered with Cloud Solutions to transform digital healthcare in Saudi Arabia. Their collaboration aims to improve healthcare accessibility, efficiency, and quality by leveraging AI-driven technologies and integrated cloud solutions. This partnership supports Saudi Vision 2030, enhancing healthcare for both public and private sectors.
The fourth edition of the Manama Health Congress and Expo will focus on AI, smart hospitals, and technological advancements in healthcare. The event, set for December 11-13, will feature global experts, highlight responsible AI use in healthcare, and promote networking and collaboration among key players in the healthcare sector.
Zambia launches Digital Health Systems to improve access to medical care, reduce drug theft, and enhance healthcare delivery through AI and digital tools, especially in underserved rural areas.
Bupa Arabia’s new AI-driven Digital Clinic provides accessible healthcare services through smartphones, aiming to keep users healthy while improving the company’s efficiency. The service uses AI to track health data and predict risks, offering virtual consultations, checkups, and medication delivery to patients with chronic conditions.