Kacific and Paksat International have partnered to enhance broadband connectivity in Pakistan using the Paksat-MM1 satellite. This collaboration will provide affordable, high-speed internet, especially in remote regions, improving mobile backhaul, backup connectivity, and supporting businesses, government agencies, and ISPs, while boosting digital inclusion across the country.
Orange and Eutelsat have partnered to provide satellite-based broadband connectivity in underserved regions of Africa and the Middle East. The initiative will enhance digital inclusion by offering high-speed internet access to remote areas, initially covering Jordan, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, with future expansions.
Morocco has launched a national program to train children in digital technologies and AI as part of the “Digital Morocco 2030” initiative. The program will benefit 200,000 children, starting with ages 8 to 14. It aims to bridge the digital divide and promote responsible use of technology across urban and rural areas.
Qatar is preparing for the Web Summit Qatar 2025, aimed at boosting its tech ecosystem and driving digital transformation. With Doha Bank as a Platinum Partner, the summit will connect global leaders and highlight Qatar’s achievements in digital infrastructure and its Digital Agenda 2030 focused on inclusivity and accessibility.
ToumAI, an African startup based in Morocco, is revolutionizing AI by focusing on under-resourced African languages. It collaborates with businesses in telecom, banking, and customer service to develop AI-driven voice solutions that understand local dialects and help bridge literacy gaps, driving digital inclusion and customer experience improvements in emerging markets.
Qatar has launched the 2024 Digital Inclusion Index to ensure equal access to digital services for all members of society. The report highlights the country’s progress in digital infrastructure and skills development, with goals to further improve digital access, competencies, and trust by 2030, aligning with Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030.
Qatar has launched the 2024 Digital Inclusion Index to ensure equal access to digital services, highlighting the nation’s achievements in digital infrastructure and education. The initiative supports Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, aiming to increase digital access, competencies, and trust through targeted programs and investments in emerging technologies.
NIGCOMSAT and Eutelsat have announced a multi-year, multi-million-dollar partnership to deliver low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite services in Nigeria. The collaboration aims to enhance connectivity in underserved areas, supporting government, enterprise, and rural sectors. The partnership will enable scalable, high-speed, low-latency services across Nigeria.
PMI and ITU have signed an agreement to enhance project governance, implementation, and skill development in ITU’s global initiatives. This partnership focuses on addressing Africa’s connectivity gaps, aligning PMI’s project management expertise with ITU’s mission to promote digital inclusion and bridge connectivity challenges in underserved regions.
NigComSat has teamed up with Eutelsat to deploy LEO satellites, enhancing internet connectivity in Nigeria and across Africa. This collaboration supports Nigeria’s digital transformation, aiming to bridge the digital divide and expand broadband access. The LEO satellites will provide faster internet speeds and lower latency for underserved regions.
