Banglalink celebrated its 20th anniversary in Dhaka, highlighting its role in shaping Bangladesh’s digital future. The event focused on the company’s transformative impact and its commitment to leading the country into an AI-driven, digitally inclusive future, with a roadmap for continued innovation in telecommunications.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) will soon introduce new software to detect and prevent the use of unapproved mobile phones. The TRC urges the public to avoid purchasing such devices, aiming to strengthen regulatory control and protect users from potentially harmful phones.
Ericsson and Batelco have expanded Batelco’s mobile broadband network in Bahrain to enhance 4G and 5G coverage and capacity. The upgrade includes new RAN products, cloud-native Mediation technology, and capacity expansions, ensuring improved connectivity for consumers and enterprises, while supporting future-ready digital services.
Northstar Technology has partnered with Interstellar Technologies to expand its telecom infrastructure and ICT solutions into Oman. The collaboration will introduce advanced WiFi solutions, fiber optic technology, and fleet management systems to local businesses, supporting Oman’s digital transformation and economic growth.
Jordan’s telecommunications sector experienced growth in Q3 2024, with mobile broadband subscriptions reaching 8.259 million. Key highlights include a rise in 5G adoption, increased broadband data consumption, and a 37% increase in mobile broadband usage. Fixed-line and broadband services also saw notable growth.
Lyca Mobile Group is accelerating its expansion across Africa, with plans to expand beyond Uganda and Tunisia in 2025. This expansion aims to improve operational efficiency and adaptability, benefiting customers, partners, and employees while addressing the growing demand for affordable mobile services on the continent.
Jordan will host the ITU Regional Development Forum for Arab States and a preparatory meeting for the World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC). These events aim to foster cooperation and address regional challenges in ICT development, highlighting Jordan’s role in promoting collaboration within the telecommunications sector.
Sri Lanka’s TRCSL has implemented a mandatory registration system for all RF-emitting devices, including mobile phones and drones, to curb illegal imports and enhance security. The initiative ensures compliance with telecom regulations and aims to prevent unauthorized devices from accessing networks, with an automated tracking system set to launch soon.
Ericsson is showcasing its innovations at LEAP 2025 in Riyadh, reinforcing its commitment to Saudi Vision 2030. The event will feature live tech demonstrations on 5G, AI, and network solutions, promoting digital transformation and sustainability, while hosting industry leaders on its Tech Insights podcast.
Turkcell’s AI-P5G project, focused on optimizing cloud-based 5G network management using AI, has received support from TÜBİTAK, making it the first telecom company to earn this recognition. The project aims to enhance automation in network management and contribute to Turkey’s digital transformation and AI technology ecosystem.
