Maroc Telecom reported a slight profit decline to $616 million, despite a 1.2% increase in revenue to 36.7 billion dirhams. The growth was driven by its African subsidiaries and investment in broadband. The company plans to continue digital transformation, focusing on AI integration and expanding its international footprint.
Kuwait’s Communications Minister Omar Al-Omar and Qatar’s Minister of Communications Mohammad Al-Mannai met at the AI Action Summit in Paris to discuss strengthening cooperation in AI, digital technology, and communications. They focused on regional digital transformation, innovation, and the role of AI in sustainable development and international collaboration.
The “Investment, Renewable Energy, and Finance Towards a Sustainable Digital Future” conference in Amman highlighted Jordan-Iraq economic cooperation, focusing on investment, digital transformation, and renewable energy. Key leaders discussed joint initiatives like the Jordan-Iraq electricity interconnection project and Iraq’s 2024-2028 Development Plan for economic growth and sustainable development.
The 9th edition of Women Tech Quest (WTQ) held in Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore inspired women to lead in Pakistan’s IT and e-commerce sectors. The event featured competitions, keynote speeches, and discussions on leadership, digital transformation, and financial empowerment. Winners were recognized in testing, design, and coding categories.
stc won the ‘Best Corporate Governance Telecom Company – Kuwait 2024’ and its subsidiary, solutions by stc, received the ‘Best Customer Experience Digital Platform for B2B – My Business – Kuwait 2024’ at the Global Business Outlook Awards 2024. These awards recognize their commitment to excellence in digital transformation and customer service.
Bahrain’s Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications launched an online platform for small vessel registration and licensing. The platform streamlines services such as registration, renewals, and ownership transfers, serving over 25,000 users and 8,000 vessels. It reduces processing times by 50% and integrates with relevant authorities, enhancing government service efficiency.
Devsinc made a strong impact at LEAP 2025, engaging with global tech leaders and fostering cross-border collaborations in AI, cloud computing, and digital transformation. The company also participated in the Pak-Saudi Business Forum, exploring opportunities for IT expansion in Saudi Arabia and reinforcing its commitment to innovation and global partnerships.
stc Group signed over 75 strategic partnerships at LEAP 2025, showcasing its commitment to Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation. The event highlighted key initiatives like the launch of upsource by solutions and stc.AI, along with collaborations with AWS, Nokia, Huawei, Ericsson, and others to enhance cloud, AI, and 5G capabilities.
Tunisia’s major telecom operators, Orange Tunisia, Ooredoo Tunisia, and Tunisie Telecom, have all launched 5G services following the receipt of their licenses. The services promise faster speeds, enhanced connectivity, and greater coverage, contributing to the country’s digital transformation and future telecom infrastructure.
Zain Bahrain has implemented 5G-capable streetlight solutions in Durrat Al Bahrain, in collaboration with LSS Technologies. This innovation enhances coverage and speed, contributing to the development of smart city solutions. It aligns with Zain’s Sustainability Strategy and supports SDGs related to innovation and sustainable cities.
