Orange Morocco has launched the first AWS Wavelength Zone in Morocco and North Africa, enabling local businesses to access scalable cloud services with enhanced security. This collaboration aligns with the Maroc Digital 2030 strategy, supporting industries like telecom, finance, healthcare, and gaming, while accelerating Morocco’s digital transformation.
Ooredoo Group has signed an agreement with Alcatel Submarine Networks to build the Fibre in Gulf (FIG) subsea cable, connecting six GCC countries and Iraq. The cable will offer high capacity and low-latency routes to Europe, benefiting businesses, data centers, and digital industries by enhancing connectivity and security.
Salam has been recognized as the fastest growing telecom brand in Saudi Arabia for 2024 at the 5th Annual Business Tabloid Awards. The company’s strategic initiatives, including fiber optic network sales and global cybersecurity partnerships, underscore its role in driving Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation aligned with Vision 2030.
Zain Jordan has implemented an AI-powered chatbot platform using OpenAI’s LLM and OCR technology to improve document management efficiency. The platform allows employees to quickly retrieve data from both digital and scanned documents, saving time, reducing costs, and increasing accuracy, while driving digital transformation within the organization.
Axiata Group and Sinar Mas have signed two Letters of Intent (LOIs) to collaborate on 5G, fintech, and digital infrastructure across Southeast Asia. The partnership aims to drive digital transformation, strengthen regional connectivity, and explore opportunities for a merger in Indonesia, creating a more sustainable and interconnected digital economy.
Naseej for Technology will showcase its innovative digital solutions at LEAP25 in Riyadh from February 9-12, 2025. With a focus on building integrated, future-proof digital ecosystems, Naseej aims to empower organizations across various sectors. Their solutions align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 for economic diversification and digital transformation.
stc has signed an SR32.64 billion ($8.71 billion) contract to build and operate telecom infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. The deal spans 18 months for preparation and execution, followed by 15 years of operational management. This move aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals and supports the country’s growing telecom sector.
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.
CITRA achieved remarkable success in 2024, with record revenues, new digital infrastructure projects, and strategic partnerships. Key initiatives included launching a regional communications corridor, advancing 5G, and collaborating with Google and Huawei to enhance Kuwait’s digital transformation and ICT sector. The authority is poised for further growth in 2025.
KNETCO achieved remarkable growth in 2024, surpassing sales targets, strengthening its leadership in telecom and infrastructure, and advancing next-generation technologies like 5G. The company also launched innovative digital services and fostered a positive workplace culture, positioning itself as a key player in Kuwait’s digital transformation.
