The cornerstone of Wahyd Logistics’ disruptive strategy is its digital Logistics Marketplace. This platform acts as a crucial link between businesses in need of logistic services and the providers capable of fulfilling those requirements.
Qatar’s banking sector, highlighted in KPMG’s ‘Qatar Banking Perspectives Report – 2023’, showcases resilience and agility amid global economic challenges, emphasizing the importance of digital transformation and robust risk management in maintaining profitability and adapting to a dynamic financial environment.
Huawei, at the International E-Health Forum in Rabat, committed to advancing Morocco’s digital transition in healthcare. Keynotes highlighted Huawei’s role in enhancing e-health infrastructure, emphasizing digitalization’s social and economic benefits, cybersecurity, and privacy. The company aims to collaborate in Morocco’s digital healthcare strategy, sharing expertise and developing specific use-cases for the region.
Google Cloud has launched a new cloud region in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, to offer advanced cloud services to various sectors and support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. This strategic expansion is expected to add significant economic value and job creation by 2030. The initiative includes collaborations and a focus on aiding SMEs and startups, particularly through the upcoming Google for Startups Cloud Program.
Jordan’s Ministry of Digital Economy aims to activate 1 million digital IDs by year-end, enhancing public services’ efficiency and modernizing the citizen experience as part of a broader digital transformation strategy.
The Jordan Engineers Association, in partnership with Huawei Jordan, launched the 10Gbps Initiative at the Jordan 10Gbps Society Summit 2023 to boost Jordan’s digital infrastructure and broadband capabilities.
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum partners with Huawei on three key agreements to advance digital transformation in the oil and gas sector, focusing on training, green energy solutions, and data centers.
Nokia Bell Labs and Aramco have announced a collaboration aimed at advancing Industry 4.0 digital transformation initiatives. The MoU targets the development of digital use-cases across multiple sectors in Saudi Arabia and the MENA region, promoting innovation and technology integration.
SAP’s event in Cairo highlighted its commitment to green energy and digital transformation in Egypt. Abu Qir Fertilizers and Alexandria Mineral Oils Company are already incorporating SAP’s innovative cloud and digital manufacturing solutions to boost efficiency and sustainability, aligning with Egypt’s Vision 2030. The move showcases SAP’s suite of solutions to support organizations in managing their environmental impact, reinforcing the integration of sustainability in business practices.
Ejada, a leading IT service provider in Saudi Arabia, is poised for expansion with a focus on Digital Transformation services. As part of its growth strategy, the company is rebranding and aims to broaden its reach across new industries, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. With the regional technology market set to surge, Ejada is concentrating on cloud services and AI, aiming to capitalize on the increasing venture capitalist interest in tech startups, particularly fintech. Ejada’s CTO highlighted the anticipated remarkable growth in cloud computing and emerging tech sectors.
