The Digital Egypt platform has become a key tool for citizens to access government services digitally in 2025. By simplifying processes such as document authentication, real estate registration, and tax services, it offers convenient and efficient access to essential services, aligning with Egypt’s broader goals of digitization and improved citizen satisfaction.
TAWAL and ZTE have signed a strategic agreement to foster digital transformation in Saudi Arabia, focusing on advanced tower, energy, and indoor coverage solutions. This collaboration aims to enhance TAWAL’s leadership and create innovative, future-ready solutions to meet market needs and accelerate digital innovation across multiple sectors.
Oman’s Ministry of Labour has introduced a smart waiting list initiative and announced plans to create 45,000 job opportunities in 2025. The ministry also launched digital transformation efforts, including the ‘Smart Management’ project and freelance work packages to empower Omani entrepreneurs and localize the workforce in key sectors.
Thawani Technologies has secured a spot on Forbes Middle East’s Top 50 Fintech Companies for the second year, advancing to 36th place in 2025. The company’s growing influence in Oman’s fintech sector reflects its commitment to digital transformation and financial inclusion, aligning with Oman Vision 2040.
e& enterprise has partnered with RAIN Technology to introduce Orva, the first operating room voice assistant, across the MEA region. This collaboration aims to optimize OR workflows, improve patient outcomes, and address inefficiencies in healthcare. The partnership reflects both companies’ commitment to digital transformation in the healthcare sector.
Sohar International has partnered with Ooredoo Business to offer SMEs in Oman an exclusive suite of solutions, including complimentary services, device financing, mobile offers, and ICT solutions. This collaboration aims to support SME growth, reduce costs, and accelerate digital transformation, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to innovation and customer success.
Orange Jordan has partnered with Amman Vision Transport Company to provide advanced communication services for Amman Vision buses. This agreement will enhance smart transport in the capital by offering Wi-Fi, GPS, electronic payment systems, and mobile lines, promoting digital transformation and improving the overall user experience in public transport.
Egypt’s Ministry of Trade and Industry has launched the ‘Investor Support’ app to streamline investor complaints and inquiries. Available for Android, the app allows investors to register, submit complaints, track status, and receive follow-ups. The initiative aligns with Egypt’s push for digital transformation in industrial and trade sectors.
Bahrain’s “MyGov” app launches its first phase, offering easy access to ID card and birth certificate services. It supports over 700,000 transactions annually and integrates biometric authentication for enhanced security. The app is set to expand with additional government services in future phases.
Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar have signed an MoU to accelerate 5G integration and digital transformation in Qatar. The partnership will deliver private 5G networks for various industries, improve public safety, and explore sustainability initiatives. It also sets the stage for the future integration of 5G-Advanced technologies.
