eSIM technology is rapidly gaining traction in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Tunisia, where travelers can easily access mobile data without the need for physical SIM cards. This shift offers greater convenience, supports digital mobility, and aligns with infrastructure modernization efforts, enhancing regional connectivity for locals and visitors alike.
Travelers in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Tunisia, are increasingly adopting eSIM technology for seamless mobile data access without the need for physical SIM cards. This shift is transforming digital connectivity, offering greater convenience and flexibility for both local residents and international visitors.
North Africa is experiencing a digital revolution, with technology driving innovation across sectors like fintech, healthcare, and education. Youth-led initiatives are championing change, while challenges such as digital divides and gender gaps remain. The region is advancing toward sustainable development through digital transformation, boosting equity and resilience.
stc Group has partnered with Nexthink to implement digital employee experience (DEX) management solutions, improving service delivery and maintaining its leadership. The collaboration has led to a 50% improvement in DEX scores, faster issue resolution, and enhanced employee productivity, positioning stc Group for continued digital-driven success.
Telecom Egypt and Huawei Cloud have launched the first locally based public cloud platform in Egypt and Northern Africa. This collaboration aims to position Egypt as a premier digital hub, offering advanced, secure cloud solutions to businesses, fostering innovation, and creating job opportunities across the region.
Orange Jordan is offering 13 free training courses on Coursera for young people in Jordan, focusing on AI, cybersecurity, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship, as part of a wider initiative to promote digital learning and community empowerment.
In an era where the younger generation displays a significant interest in gadgets, Kaspersky, an international cybersecurity firm, has collaborated with the Cadi Ayad school in Casablanca to host a “Family Day” aimed at educating children about the importance of information technology.
