Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Benefit fintech roadmap focuses on AI partnerships, SME payment solutions, and cross-border interoperability to accelerate Bahrain’s digital financial ecosystem.
Bahrain’s Beyon Money Business and EazyPay launch a co-branded POS ecosystem enhancing merchant payments with Flexi Wallet integration and real-time analytics.
Bahrain and Türkiye reaffirm commitment to strengthen cooperation in transportation and telecommunications sectors through high-level diplomatic engagement.
Bahrain’s BDCA 2025 honors 30 innovative digital projects across sectors, showcasing the kingdom’s tech maturity and advancing Economic Vision 2030 goals.
Bahrain lands the 2Africa Pearls submarine cable, boosting connectivity capacity tenfold and strengthening its role as a regional digital hub aligned with Economic Vision 2030.
Bahrain supports Adel Darwish’s bid for ITU Deputy Secretary General, reflecting confidence in national expertise to drive global digital transformation and inclusive technology development.
Gamezop is investing $4 million to open its Middle East HQ in Bahrain, aiming to hire locally, expand its app portfolio, and increase revenue. The move strengthens ties between India and the Middle East and supports Bahrain’s growing gaming ecosystem, backed by government initiatives and digital infrastructure.
Bahrain’s Central Bank has introduced a comprehensive stablecoin regulatory framework mandating licensed issuance, full fiat backing with a 1:1 reserve ratio, and robust governance measures. The rules aim to ensure legal clarity, consumer protection, and financial stability, reinforcing Bahrain’s leadership in regulated digital assets and fintech innovation.
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.
Bahrain’s Ministerial Committee for ICT, led by Interior Minister General Shaikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, convened to discuss advancements in the country’s digital transformation and consumer protection. The meeting highlighted Bahrain’s progress under royal directives, including initiatives to improve government service efficiency and strengthen e-commerce confidence through anti-fraud measures. Key agenda items included ICT projects in diplomacy, draft legislation for 2025, and a unified government website template. The committee reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing digital services for all citizens and residents.