Vodafone Qatar has achieved a 4-star GSAS rating for its headquarters’ interior fitout in Lusail, marking a major sustainability milestone. The office features energy-efficient designs, smart LED lighting, sustainable sourcing practices, and air quality improvements, underscoring Vodafone Qatar’s commitment to environmental responsibility and supporting Qatar’s sustainability goals.
Oman is set to launch a Net Zero Centre to support its 2050 zero neutrality goal. The Centre will focus on green hydrogen production, carbon certificate trading, and energy efficiency. New green hydrogen projects and a liquid hydrogen corridor with the Netherlands are also part of Oman’s sustainable energy efforts.
Orange Egypt has won the 2024 Telecom Review Excellence Award for Corporate Social Responsibility in the telecommunications sector, recognized for its efforts in environmental protection and climate action. Key achievements include a net-zero carbon emissions goal by 2040, reducing carbon emissions by 18%, and pioneering sustainability initiatives in the region.
Oxagon, the industrial hub of NEOM, has made significant strides in 2024, combining sustainability, innovation, and advanced technology to set new benchmarks in logistics and manufacturing. Its efforts, including renewable energy integration and cutting-edge AI, are in line with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, aiming for eco-friendly, efficient industrial development.
Qatar’s Ministry of Transport (MoT) has made significant progress in 2024, enhancing land, maritime, and air transport infrastructure. Key achievements include environmental measures at Hamad Port, advancements in the Qatar Bicycle Master Plan, 73% electrification of public buses, and strong growth in tourism, positioning Qatar for sustainable development.
stc is leading Kuwait’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts by launching its Sustainability Program, focusing on reducing its carbon footprint and empowering youth. The company has partnered with government entities to promote eco-friendly practices and launched initiatives supporting education, sports, and entrepreneurship, making significant community contributions.
Ericsson and Beyon have renewed their partnership to accelerate sustainability efforts and circular economy practices in Bahrain. Their collaboration has resulted in significant energy reductions on Batelco’s network and the launch of an e-waste recycling initiative, supporting a net-zero future through advanced energy-saving technologies and responsible waste management.
Beyon and Ericsson have renewed their sustainability MoU to enhance energy-efficient networks in Bahrain. Their collaboration includes the Ericsson Product Take-Back Programme, resulting in a 30% energy reduction on Batelco’s network. The initiative aligns with Bahrain’s Vision 2030, focusing on Net Zero goals and circular economy practices.
Revibe, the leader in guarantee-backed refurbished tech in the MENA region, raised $7 million in a Series A round co-led by ISAI and Resonance. The funds will support expansion into emerging markets and enhance customer care. Revibe has sold over 80,000 devices, saving $14M for customers and significantly reducing CO2 emissions.
Revibe, a UAE-based startup specializing in refurbished electronics, raised $7 million in Series A funding to expand its business. The company, which has sold over 80,000 devices, plans to accelerate growth in emerging markets and enhance customer service. It currently operates in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa.
