Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Mobile phone imports in Pakistan declined by 16.31% in July-May 2024-25, with a sharp 35.83% drop in May 2025 compared to last year. Despite this, overall merchandise exports rose by 5.15%, while total imports increased by 7.50% in the same period.
Jordan’s mobile phone imports have seen a decline in early 2025, with a shift towards a wider variety of brands offering more choices for consumers. This trend reflects a global slowdown in the smartphone market, marked by minimal growth in international shipments.
Jordan’s mobile phone imports in Q1 2025 totaled 306,000 units worth JD38.6 million, a slight increase in value compared to the previous year. However, the quantity dropped significantly due to rising global smartphone prices. Pricing variations were influenced by consumer demand, with high-end models dominating in markets like the US.
Nepal’s smartphone imports have decreased in volume but increased in value, with 1.1 million units imported in the past six months, valued at Rs. 16.71 billion. This shift reflects growing consumer interest in higher-end smartphones, such as the Samsung S24, as users upgrade to more advanced models with AI support.
Jordan’s mobile phone imports in January 2024 reached JD15.1 million for 155,000 devices, showing a marked increase from the previous year. Overall, imports for 2024 amounted to JD176 million, reflecting a 13.7% rise in value and a 7.5% increase in the number of devices compared to 2023.
Jordan’s mobile phone imports in 2024 increased by 13.7%, totaling JD176 million for 1.855 million devices. This marks a positive shift in the market after years of decline. The value and quantity of imports saw growth, reflecting rising demand for mobile phones in the country.