Zain KSA has launched the fourth edition of its ‘Women in Tech’ program, in partnership with Huawei, Nokia, Princess Nourah University, and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT). The program focuses on enhancing women’s participation in the ICT sector, offering specialized training and opportunities in STEM fields.
Grameenphone, in partnership with Plan International Bangladesh and Telenor, hosted an event to highlight the impact of their “Safe Digital Space for Girls and Youth (SDSGY)” project. The initiative has empowered 2.9 million individuals, especially women, by providing digital skills and online safety awareness, bridging the digital divide for marginalized communities.
Algeria’s advancements in ICT and commitment to digital inclusion have been praised by the ITU. Key investments and partnerships aim to expand connectivity, improve access, and foster regional digital development.
Jazz has partnered with NUST and NITB to develop Pakistan’s first locally developed Large Language Model (LLM). This initiative aims to create AI solutions tailored to the country’s unique cultural and linguistic diversity, enhancing efficiency for government, businesses, and citizens while promoting digital inclusion across various sectors.
Orange Jordan hosted a sign language training session to enhance communication with colleagues and customers who have hearing disabilities. This initiative is part of the company’s commitment to promoting digital inclusion and supporting persons with disabilities, alongside the launch of a digital inclusion catalog.
VEON Ltd. celebrates the recognition of its subsidiaries, Mobilink Microfinance Bank and Banglalink, for their efforts in digital inclusion, winning three awards at the M360 APAC event. Mobilink’s “Invisible Heirs” campaign and Banglalink’s healthcare initiatives exemplify their commitment to empowering underserved communities through technology.
Nokia and iSAT Africa are partnering to enhance rural connectivity in Liberia, aiming to cover 200 sites in three years. This initiative will extend network access to underserved communities, supporting socio-economic development by bridging the digital divide.
The Orange Maroc Foundation is set to equip 55 more schools with digital tools in rural Morocco, aiming to curb school dropouts. This expansion underlines the foundation’s commitment to enhancing education through digital access, supporting over 17,000 students and training 200 teachers.
Orange Maroc expands its “Digital Schools” program to equip 55 rural schools with tablets and computers, aiming to improve access to education and combat school dropouts by enhancing learning through technology.
stc Group has partnered with Nexthink to implement digital employee experience (DEX) management solutions, improving service delivery and maintaining its leadership. The collaboration has led to a 50% improvement in DEX scores, faster issue resolution, and enhanced employee productivity, positioning stc Group for continued digital-driven success.
