Saudi Report Reveals High Internet Connectivity and Social Media Usage Among Businesses
These figures reflect Saudi Arabia’s strong digital infrastructure adoption, supporting its broader goals for digital transformation and e-governance.
These figures reflect Saudi Arabia’s strong digital infrastructure adoption, supporting its broader goals for digital transformation and e-governance.
Pakistan is preparing for a nationwide 5G launch after doubling its internet spectrum, enhancing connectivity and digital inclusion with new infrastructure and AI training initiatives.
Ooredoo’s robust H1 2025 financials and strategic investments across data centres, fintech, tower assets, and subsea cables position it as a regional digital transformation leader. The Group continues expanding 5G and AI services while maintaining strong profitability and customer growth.
Oman’s Tahawul digital programme has achieved an 80% performance rate, with significant progress in government service digitization, infrastructure readiness, and digital transaction volumes, advancing the country’s goal of a fully digital government by 2025.
WSO2 expanded in the Middle East by partnering with United Delta, Mass Data Technologies, and Vismaya Technologies. These alliances enhance WSO2’s API management, IAM, and integration capabilities across key sectors, supporting digital transformation and regulatory compliance in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman.
Kyrgyzstan has imposed a one-year state monopoly on international internet traffic, transferring control to state telecom ElCat. The decree aims to improve digital infrastructure but lacks clarity. The move comes amid rising government control over media and online content in the country.
Pakistan launches AI policy to train one million professionals by 2030, boost innovation, and enhance public services with inclusive digital initiatives and strong cybersecurity measures, reflecting a commitment to economic modernization and youth empowerment.
Ooredoo Kuwait reported strong H1 2025 results with 6% revenue growth and a 65% rise in net profit. EBITDA grew 19%, driven by 5G rollout, operational efficiency, and strategic partnerships. Customer base increased 4% to 26.4 million.
Zain Bahrain posts 7.3% revenue and 4.8% profit growth in H1 2025. Strong digital transformation and AI integration drive performance amid EBITDA decline. Expansion in enterprise solutions and inclusive workplace initiatives underscore future-focused strategy.
Azizi Developments advances digital transformation with a new customer service platform, unified mobile app, Avaya communications system, Labour Support Center, and SAP rollout. These initiatives improve service speed, reduce costs, and support scalable growth, reinforcing its leadership in Dubai’s real estate sector.