Tunisia is preparing for the rollout of 5G technology, aiming to enhance digital infrastructure and accelerate its digital transformation. The country’s telecom providers have submitted applications for 5G licenses, with the launch expected by the end of the year.
Iran and Cuba are strengthening cooperation in ICT, focusing on artificial intelligence, e-government, and digital economy. Both countries plan to exchange knowledge and expertise, with Iran’s private sector playing a key role in supporting Cuba’s technological growth.
Mideast Communication Systems (MCS) partners with Nokia to enhance Egypt’s digital transformation. This strategic collaboration aims to provide advanced technology solutions across various sectors, supporting the country’s digital development goals.
Sabre Corporation collaborates with Oman’s government to enhance digital transformation in travel management. This partnership, involving training sessions on advanced technological tools, aims to improve efficiency and automate processes within Oman’s travel sectors, aligning with the nation’s strategic goals.
E7 Group has partnered with SAP and NTT DATA Business Solutions to drive its digital transformation, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and global competitiveness. The partnership will utilize SAP’s S4/HANA ERP software and RISE cloud platform to streamline processes and improve business agility.
Bahrain has advanced to 18th globally in the 2024 UN E-Government Development Index, thanks to its strengthened telecommunications infrastructure. The Kingdom also ranked 10th in the Telecommunications Infrastructure Index, marking significant progress in its digital transformation journey.
Tunisia is poised to enhance its digital infrastructure with the introduction of 5G technology, expected by year-end. This initiative, part of a broader digital transformation strategy, involves major telecom providers like Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo Tunisie, and Orange Tunisie, who have recently applied for 5G licenses.
PTCL has partnered with Hamdard University to provide managed ICT and mobility solutions, enhancing digital infrastructure for education. This collaboration, part of the university’s digital transformation, aims to improve operational reliability and service delivery.
Qatar participated in the UN General Assembly’s panel “Laying the Foundation for a Digital Future for All,” discussing digital strategies, AI applications, and global cooperation in technology to promote sustainable development and connectivity.
Morocco is advancing its digital transformation through a partnership focused on research and development in digital fields. The goal is to build a skilled workforce, with initiatives aimed at training 45,000 digital talents annually and supporting innovation in key sectors.
