Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Libya and European stakeholders convene in Malta to explore transport, telecoms, and IT investments, aiming to modernize infrastructure, strengthen economic ties, and position Libya as a key trade corridor between Europe and Africa.
Almadar Aljadid launches 5G in Tripoli, completing North Africa’s Mediterranean-wide transition to 5G as phased expansion aims to improve connectivity and enable digital services across key sectors.
This agreement brings US engineering expertise into Libya’s telecom sector, targeting infrastructure upgrades and 5G deployment. The partnership aims to modernize national networks, transfer technical know-how, and improve service quality, positioning Libya’s communications sector for future growth and digital resilience.
Almadar Aljadid has completed final technical preparations to launch Libya’s first national 5G service. The rollout supports the country’s digital transformation agenda, aims to deliver world-class connectivity, and positions Libya within the global landscape of modern telecommunications.
Libya Telecom and Technology Company confirmed ongoing DDoS attacks on its systems, saying emergency response measures were activated immediately to contain the impact. The company said essential services remain operational as monitoring and mitigation efforts continue.
Libya and Saudi Arabia have signed a preliminary telecom MoU to strengthen regional cooperation, focusing on network development, technical studies, and connectivity strategies. The partnership aims to enhance Libya’s digital infrastructure, support expertise exchange, and align telecom modernisation with broader economic and digital transformation goals.
The Central Bank of Libya met with telecom operators to boost collaboration on digital payment systems, agreeing to establish a joint task force to enhance infrastructure, improve financial inclusion, and support national digital transformation.
Libya’s telecom company LITC joined the announcement of the Medusa Submarine Cable’s arrival in Marseille, marking a milestone in linking Europe and North Africa. The 8,700 km project positions Libya as a future digital hub connecting Africa to Europe through secure, high-speed communications.
Libya’s Mataa raised Seed funding to boost e-commerce and logistics across North Africa. The investment supports operational expansion, supplier growth, and talent acquisition, targeting a regional market of 275 million and aiming to energize Libya’s startup ecosystem.
Libya’s LPTIC has launched the “Medusa” submarine cable project, connecting the country to Europe through an 8,700-kilometer undersea cable. The project aims to enhance internet speed and quality in key cities, support 5G, and drive digital transformation by improving services and data governance across public institutions.