SLASSCOM has partnered with Hexaware Technologies to boost Sri Lanka’s IT industry, positioning the country as a global hub for digital innovation. This collaboration focuses on AI, IoT, and empowering local talent, with a key focus on the People Summit 2025 to foster growth and global competitiveness in the tech sector.
Northstar Telecom has partnered with EICT Technology to introduce its Startracker Vehicle Tracking Service to Saudi Arabia. The collaboration aims to provide businesses with advanced fleet management tools, including real-time tracking and customizable alerts. EICT will handle marketing and customer support, while Northstar will provide ongoing technological support.
stc Group has maintained its position as the most valuable telecom brand in the Middle East, ranking 9th globally. With a 16% increase in brand value, stc continues to lead with a Brand Strength Index of 88.7. The company’s growth aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, focusing on innovation and digital transformation.
Qatar’s digital transformation market is expected to reach $9.19bn by 2025 and $19.65bn by 2030, driven by smart city projects, mobile tech adoption, and government initiatives. With a growth rate of 16.43%, the market is set to boost Qatar’s economic growth, improve services, and foster a smart nation.
Abu Dhabi has launched the “Abu Dhabi Government Digital Strategy 2025-2027” with a focus on AI-driven government services. The strategy includes significant investments in AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity, aiming to establish the emirate as a global leader in digital innovation, contribute to the economy, and create thousands of jobs.
Vodafone Oman has gained 10% market share in just two years by leveraging competitive pricing, innovative services, and a strong 5G network. The company’s asset-light business model, digital engagement, and network expansion have enabled significant growth, with increased customer acquisition driven by churn from competitors like Omantel and Ooredoo.
Bahrain’s Housing Ministry saw increased use of its digital services in 2024, with over 260,000 website visits and thousands of online requests processed. The introduction of 12 new electronic services and a remote customer service platform reflects the country’s commitment to advancing digital transformation and improving citizen service delivery.
Tunisie Telecom has renewed its three-year partnership with Microsoft, focusing on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity advancements. This renewal will help modernize its IT infrastructure, secure data systems, and support its digital transformation and CSR initiatives, promoting digital inclusion and training.
Oman Broadband Company and ST Engineering have partnered to develop smart city solutions in Oman, supporting the country’s digital transformation under Oman Vision 2040. The collaboration will focus on advanced fibre-optic infrastructure, smart mobility, and sustainable urban development, aiming to position Oman as a regional hub for technology and innovation.
The Ministry of Education has launched the first phase of its digital fingerprint system for employee attendance, using facial recognition and GPS technology. This system simplifies attendance tracking, boosts transparency, and enhances efficiency. The second phase will extend the system to all employees, including school administrations.
