Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
The exhibition demonstrated Kuwait’s commitment to fostering tech-driven learning environments and encouraging young minds to apply technology in practical, problem-solving ways within the education system.
Egyptian edtech firm eYouth has expanded into Iraq, launching the country’s first Arabic-first digital learning platform in partnership with Al-Majal Group. The initiative targets labour-market-aligned skills, aims to strengthen workforce readiness, and will roll out nationwide in phases throughout 2026.
Ankabut has partnered with WeVideo to expand digital learning tools across the UAE and GCC. The collaboration integrates cloud-based video creation into education systems, empowering schools and universities with interactive, creative learning capabilities aligned with national digital transformation and innovation goals.
Egypt’s eYouth is entering Iraq with the country’s first Arabic-first digital learning platform, partnering with Al-Majal Group to align education with labour market needs. The initiative targets youth and professionals with future-ready skills, supporting workforce development and long-term economic resilience.
Egypt has launched its first hackathon in the New Valley to empower youth, drive digital entrepreneurship, and address local challenges. Led by MCIT and NTI, the initiative targets students and graduates, offering training, mentorship, and cash prizes for innovations in agriculture, energy, tourism, and community services.
Egyptian edtech leader eYouth has entered Iraq with the launch of the country’s first Arabic digital learning platform. Partnering with Al-Majal Group, the initiative targets workforce readiness, employer-aligned skills, and scalable education, supporting youth, professionals, and national economic development.
eYouth has expanded into Iraq through a partnership with Al-Majal Group, launching the country’s first Arabic-language digital learning platform aligned with labor market needs. The initiative targets youth and professionals, delivering high-quality, employer-focused training to strengthen workforce readiness and build a sustainable talent ecosystem.
Pakistan’s education ministry and Tech Valley have partnered to roll out Canva for Education nationwide, giving K–12 institutions free access to premium creative tools. The initiative combines secure digital access with a “Canva Champion” training model to build long-term teaching capacity and accelerate digital, innovative learning across public schools.
From AI-powered classrooms to coding academies and personalised tutoring, EdTech startups across MENA are reshaping how Arab youth learn. These platforms are closing critical skills gaps in technology, language, and personal development, making education more accessible and aligned with modern workforce demands.
Lebanon’s digital learning pilot reached over 2,400 students and 285 teachers across 14 public schools using UNICEF’s Madristi platform. The research highlights classroom engagement, challenges, and best practices, outlining what is needed to scale digital learning and strengthen 21st-century skills across public education systems.