Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Oman’s MoTCIT seeks input from digital firms for its new public transport e-ticketing platform, part of broad regulatory reforms aligned with Vision 2040.
NetApp names Saeed Al-Zahrani General Manager for Saudi Arabia, driving data infrastructure growth and supporting the Kingdom’s digital and AI transformation.
ECOVIS Al Sabti and TransVare convene industry leaders to discuss digital transformation in Internal Audit and Risk Management, featuring expert insights and platform demonstrations.
GSMA’s report urges Pakistan to reform spectrum policy, reduce mobile taxes, and boost digital trust to close its 52% mobile internet usage gap. Strategic reforms can unlock economic growth and regional digital leadership.
Kalaam Telecom Group and Silah Gulf partner to deliver integrated digital and cloud services across Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, driving innovation and supporting national digital transformation goals.
Nepal is positioning itself as a burgeoning IT hub in South Asia through strategic cooperation with Japan. With supportive policies and infrastructure plans, the country aims to attract Japanese investment in technology, data centers, and telecommunications to accelerate its digital transformation journey.
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.