e& has launched e& Wholesale Americas in Miami, marking a significant expansion into the U.S. and LATAM markets. The new entity will leverage AI-driven connectivity to support telecom operators, enterprises, and AI players, offering services like Managed Voice, Data Connectivity, Roaming, and Mobility Services in dynamic markets.
Vodafone Business and Maroc Telecom have signed an MoU to enhance digital services and connectivity in Morocco. The initial phase focuses on smart city and energy management, with plans to expand into SD-WAN, mobile private networks, and cybersecurity. The collaboration supports Morocco’s goal of becoming a digital hub by 2030.
du has launched the Business Roamer Plan, designed for large corporates needing reliable national and international connectivity. For AED 325/month, businesses get 200 incoming and 300 outgoing roaming minutes, along with 10 GB of roaming data. This solution aims to enhance productivity and support global operations.
Turk Telekom has partnered with Cisco to integrate Cisco BroadWorks Cloud solutions into its data centers and deploy the Cisco Mobility Services Platform using 5G technologies. This collaboration aims to enhance IoT experiences, improve network reliability, and drive Turkey’s digital transformation by offering faster and more secure connections.
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Paratus Group has launched Paratus Tanzania in a joint venture with Green Telecom, expanding its East African presence. This move targets key sectors such as tourism, mining, and healthcare while improving connectivity for underserved regions. It also creates job opportunities, strengthening Paratus’ commitment to Africa’s digital transformation.
Mavenir and e& UAE have partnered to deploy a cloud-native 5G core network, leveraging advanced AI technologies, automation, and orchestration to enable future-proof connectivity. This collaboration supports use cases like smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and immersive AR/VR, while also preparing e& UAE for future 6G advancements.
Chairman of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), Major General Hafeez Ur Rehman, represented Pakistan at the GSMA roundtable on spectrum challenges at the Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona. He emphasized global collaboration for equitable spectrum allocation and advancing telecom infrastructure to bridge digital divides.
EFInA CEO Foyinsolami Akinjayeju discussed the organization’s collaboration with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and other agencies to expand connectivity in rural Nigeria. Despite high mobile and internet penetration, limited infrastructure has hindered financial inclusion. Ongoing projects aim to enhance connectivity and improve access to financial services through digital technology.
Pakistan is enhancing its digital infrastructure with 26.5 Tbps of international connectivity through five submarine cable projects. Additionally, proposals are underway to expand satellite-based internet services, and the government is working on improving network security to optimize internet performance and reduce slowdowns caused by VPNs and DDoS attacks.
