WHO Recognises GCC Digital Health Maturity as Model for Conflict-Zone Healthcare Delivery
The World Health Organization has affirmed that health systems in Gulf Cooperation Council countries, particularly Kuwait, rank among the most…
The World Health Organization has affirmed that health systems in Gulf Cooperation Council countries, particularly Kuwait, rank among the most…
AI adoption across the GCC is accelerating, but compliance requirements are reshaping how organisations deploy the technology. Key trends include stronger regulation, data residency requirements, human oversight, governance maturity challenges, and continuous auditing as companies scale AI responsibly.
Aljazira Bank, in partnership with the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF), concluded its “Future Leaders” program, a five-day specialized training initiative for youth from across the GCC. The program focused on leadership, entrepreneurship, innovation, and financial technologies, including AI and trading simulations, and included field visits to key financial institutions in Bahrain. The initiative aims to develop future banking leaders, strengthen human capital, and support economic growth in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
Nizar Hneini, Managing Director and Head of Digital and Services at Roland Berger Middle East, said the region is increasingly positioning itself not only as an AI adopter but also as a contributor to global AI innovation, emphasizing that operational readiness will determine long-term impact as organizations transition from pilots to enterprise-scale deployment.
Batelco by Beyon and GCCIA renew strategic partnership to enhance regional fiber connectivity, strengthen infrastructure resilience, and support digital transformation across the GCC through the Bahrain Gulf Network’s role as a key regional and international connectivity gateway.
Qatar’s Communications Regulatory Authority presented three technical working papers at the GCC Telecom Bureau meeting, addressing 6 GHz spectrum use, mobile device applications, and interference in positioning systems, reinforcing regional coordination on wireless policy and highlighting Qatar’s role in shaping future-ready telecom frameworks.
Trango Tech is expanding its mobile app development operations across the GCC, with dedicated teams in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The move targets growing demand in sectors like fintech, healthcare, and logistics, delivering secure, scalable, bilingual apps aligned with regional regulations and business needs.
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.
Trango Tech has expanded its mobile app development services across the GCC, establishing dedicated teams in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. With operations in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, the company aims to meet rising demand for secure, scalable, and region-compliant mobile solutions across key industries.
Bahrain has launched direct-to-device satellite services, becoming the first GCC country to enable standard mobile phones to connect directly to satellites. The move enhances connectivity in remote and maritime areas, strengthens public safety, and reinforces Bahrain’s leadership in digital innovation.