The NPRA has launched its services on the MyGov app, following directives from Bahrain’s leadership. Initially, the app offers passport and residency services, with plans to expand. MyGov integrates 41 services from nine entities, providing citizens and residents secure, unified access to various government services for easier access and efficiency.
Beyond ONE has partnered with TIMWETECH to bring premium digital content to mobile users in Saudi Arabia and Oman. The collaboration allows customers to access streaming, gaming, and infotainment services without traditional banking, benefiting Beyond ONE’s prepaid customer base and enhancing digital access to entertainment and education.
Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) and Teletalk Bangladesh Limited signed an agreement on March 4, 2025, to provide corporate digital services, including affordable internet, to support the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) under DSCC’s Health Department. The collaboration aims to improve service delivery and access to health services.
Qatar Insurance Company (QIC) and Alfardan Automotive have partnered to enhance digital car services in Qatar. Through the QIC App, users can access car rentals, repairs, and maintenance services, transforming the convenience and efficiency of car ownership. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the automotive service experience in Qatar.
Huawei Tech Investment Saudi Arabia has partnered with Jahez Group to integrate Jahez, Blu STORE, and PIK apps into HUAWEI AppGallery. This collaboration enhances digital services for millions of customers across Saudi Arabia, offering food delivery, e-commerce, and sports merchandise apps, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 digital transformation goals.
WorldLink Communications has become the first internet service provider in Nepal to reach 1 million users. To celebrate, the company is offering a daily giveaway of 10 iPhone 16 units from March 2 to 11. Both new and existing subscribers are eligible by purchasing or renewing their subscriptions.
BTRC is advancing telecom sector reforms in Bangladesh, focusing on affordability, service quality, and digital services. The proposed framework includes three telecom license categories. Stakeholders discussed infrastructure sharing, regulatory flexibility, market competition, and aligning policies with ICT regulations to enhance connectivity and investment opportunities.
Telenity has upgraded its Digital Services Platform for Ooredoo Algeria, enhancing its capabilities to manage the entire digital services lifecycle. The new platform optimizes partner ecosystem orchestration, subscription lifecycle management, and digital content monetization, driving service agility, customer retention, and increased ARPU. Telenity supports Ooredoo’s digital transformation.
Zain KSA and Dell Technologies have partnered to transform the cloud ecosystem in Saudi Arabia. Through this collaboration, Zain will leverage Dell’s expertise to offer automated cloud services, empowering businesses to seamlessly manage their cloud services and driving digital transformation across the region.
VEON CEO Kaan Terzioğlu discussed the challenges and growth potential in Bangladesh, emphasizing the need for regulatory reforms to support digital services expansion. Despite market challenges, VEON continues investing in the country, aiming to transform Bangladesh into a digital economy by offering telecom, financial, and other digital services.
