Liberia has launched the GREAT project, aimed at expanding its national digital ID and improving public services. Funded by the World Bank, the initiative will enroll two million citizens and enhance the digital infrastructure, creating a streamlined digital government ecosystem to increase service accessibility and accountability.
Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar hosted a Technology Day showcasing the latest advancements in 5G, AI, and automation. The event provided hands-on demonstrations, expert-led discussions, and strategic insights, aiming to enhance network capabilities, optimize operations, and support Ooredoo Qatar’s digital transformation journey with innovative service offerings and solutions.
Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar have partnered to advance digital transformation in Qatar, focusing on developing 5G solutions for sectors like manufacturing, oil and gas, and public safety. The collaboration includes private 5G networks, mission-critical solutions, and sustainability initiatives, aiming to enhance efficiency and contribute to a sustainable digital ecosystem.
Morocco is deepening its collaboration with the U.S. to advance its AI and digital transformation goals. The partnership aligns with Morocco’s “Digital Morocco 2030” initiative, leveraging AI to modernize public services and boost the country’s international competitiveness, with the aim to improve its UN Online Services Index ranking by 2030.
Egypt and KOICA discussed a digital platform to enhance trade facilitation in Egypt, focusing on risk management, customs clearance, and improving trade competitiveness. The project, running from 2024 to 2029, aims to streamline operations, attract foreign investment, and support Egypt’s Vision 2030 through digital transformation in the trade sector.
Dubai International Chamber has supported Emtelle’s expansion into Indonesia through a partnership with PT Fajar Mitra Krida Abadi. The MoU focuses on enhancing Indonesia’s fiber optic network and broadband services, contributing to the country’s digital transformation and technological growth.
Egypt’s four telecom operators are set to launch 5G services in 2025, marking a major step in the country’s digital transformation. Telecom Egypt, Vodafone Egypt, Orange, and Etisalat have secured licenses, with significant investments and partnerships underway to enhance infrastructure, enabling AI, IoT, and smart city applications.
StartUp Bahrain has partnered with ordable/ to enhance the digital growth of SMEs in Bahrain. The collaboration combines StartUp Bahrain’s ecosystem expertise with ordable/’s business management platform, offering tools like POS systems, digital menus, and e-commerce solutions to streamline operations and support local entrepreneurs.
Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim outlines the company’s strategic shift from a telecom provider to a dynamic digital services company. The company is expanding into healthcare, focusing on AI-powered solutions to bridge gaps in Pakistan’s healthcare system, while continuing growth in financial services, entertainment, and cloud technologies.
Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030 aims to make the country a global tech hub, with AI, blockchain, and fintech driving innovation in key sectors. Builder.ai’s Vahe Torossian highlights Qatar’s $2.5bn investment in AI and its potential to create 26,000 jobs, making Qatar a leader in the region’s digital transformation.
