Grameenphone’s MyGP app, transforming digital services in Bangladesh, received the Bangladesh Technology Excellence Award 2024. The app supports streaming, payments, and even educational content, significantly impacting digital inclusivity and user engagement.
Orange Jordan is enhancing educational opportunities in Palestine by funding Jusoor Labs, a startup providing interactive educational content. This initiative is part of Orange’s efforts to support digital transformation and foster regional development through strategic partnerships and innovative educational technologies.
EdVentures, Nahdet Misr Group’s venture capital arm, has selected eight new startups to enhance its edtech portfolio. These firms specialize in innovative educational technologies, expanding EdVentures’ total to 22 companies and emphasizing its commitment to revolutionizing Egypt’s educational system.
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.
Educatly, an Egyptian startup, raised $2.5 million to expand its digital higher education platform across MENA. The platform, connecting students with global university programs, plans to reach seven million users by 2024, enhancing its technology to support more personalized education and career planning services.
Huawei and UNESCO launch Phase II of their collaborative project to enhance digital learning in Brazil, Egypt, and Thailand, focusing on creating inclusive and resilient educational environments.
The Mohammed Bin Rashid Library team discussed the integration of AI in library services during a Derasat Think Talks session, highlighting how AI enhances access to resources, user experiences, and operations. The discussion emphasized AI’s role in advancing educational and cultural institutions’ technological capabilities.
