The GCC is ramping up its cybersecurity efforts with national strategies, legislative reforms, and workforce development initiatives. Countries like Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar are investing heavily in digital infrastructure, fostering collaboration, and upskilling citizens to combat cyber threats and drive digital transformation across the region.
GCC telecom operators have the potential to generate up to $5.90 in EBITDA for every $1 invested in AI-powered marketing. Strategy& Middle East’s report highlights the importance of leveraging vast customer data and AI to personalize engagement, drive growth, and stay competitive in an increasingly digital market.
Satellite internet is transforming connectivity in the GCC, bridging the digital divide and empowering remote communities. By enhancing access to services like education, healthcare, and e-commerce, it’s driving innovation and boosting the economy. Satellite technology is also pivotal in industry advancements, including agriculture and oil, fueling the region’s growth.
Satellite internet is revolutionizing connectivity in the GCC, bridging the digital divide and supporting sectors like education, agriculture, and SMEs. This technology is enhancing industries such as oil and gas and driving the region’s Fourth Industrial Revolution. Key players like Starlink and AST SpaceMobile are shaping the future of connectivity.
Doha hosted the 8th meeting of the GCC Ministerial Committee for e-Government and the 28th meeting for Post and Telecommunications, where key discussions focused on digital transformation, the launch of the GCC e-Government Guiding Strategy (2024-2030), and cooperation in communications and technology sectors.
