Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior is set to install an advanced AI-based camera system nationwide to monitor and record traffic violations, aiming to reduce accidents. Alongside this initiative, a new traffic law will impose higher fines and restrict car ownership for expatriates, enhancing road safety in the country.
Kuwait’s 11th e-Government Forum spotlights the advancement of digital government services, aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and foster seamless integration across agencies. Key initiatives include CITRA’s 5G Advance network and “Kashif” caller ID service, highlighting Kuwait’s commitment to digital transformation and improved citizen services.
Zain is preparing for the 5G Advanced era with plans to commercially launch services in 2025.
Launched in 2023, the program empowers employees to integrate innovative technologies and enhance Markaz’s digital ecosystem.
The initiative supports Kuwait’s digital transformation strategy with a focus on high-speed fiber optic network expansion.
The panel discussion explored the potential of AI in enhancing customer service and optimizing network performance.
CITRA has announced the restoration of normal internet traffic in Kuwait following an emergency plan activation that redirected data traffic. The swift actions addressed a disruption in services, ensuring stability and connectivity for users. The authority reassured the public that all necessary steps were taken.
Kuwait’s CITRA reported an internet disruption due to an outage in the “Falcon” submarine cable owned by GCX. The authority is coordinating with GCX and local ISPs to repair the issue and reroute traffic through alternative cables to maintain service.
Kuwait has introduced an English version of its Sahel App, significantly enhancing access to government services for expatriates. This update supports various administrative functions, promoting inclusivity and digital transformation in line with Kuwait’s Vision 2035.
Internet services in Kuwait have been disrupted due to an interruption in the Falcon submarine cable operated by GCX. Efforts are underway to reroute data through alternative cables to ensure service continuity, coordinated by local service providers and the General Authority for Communications and Information Technology.