Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies and INT are cracking down on unregistered SIM cards to combat cybercrime and fraud. Telecom operators must deactivate improperly registered SIM cards until valid ID verification is completed. This initiative aims to update subscriber data, curb unauthorized SIM sales, and address inflated mobile subscriber figures in the country.
Ooredoo Tunisia has become the first telecommunications operator in Tunisia to achieve the N-Cloud certification from the National Cyber Security Agency, demonstrating its commitment to cybersecurity and data integrity.
BIGTECH 2024, held at the Kram Exhibition Centre, gathers 1,000 startups and companies to position Tunisia as a technology hub in Africa. The event promotes innovation, AI, IoT, and digital transformation, supported by government initiatives in digital infrastructure, entrepreneurship, and the simplification of administrative procedures.
Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies has launched a tender for 5G network licenses as part of a national digital development strategy. Interested operators must submit bids by September 2, 2024. The initiative aims to enhance digital infrastructure and expand broadband coverage, supporting the country’s digital growth and connectivity goals.
Tunisia plans to launch 5G by November 2024, leveraging South Korea’s expertise. This initiative aims to accelerate digital transformation across sectors like agriculture, education, and transport, aligning with Tunisia’s National Digital Transformation Strategy 2025. The launch will facilitate smart technologies and enhance digital services.
A 74-year-old librarian in Djerba preserves over 1,600 ancient Ibadi manuscripts. Ibadis, historically persecuted, sought refuge in remote areas. Today, they use modern technology to digitize and protect their heritage, enriching Djerba’s cultural diversity.
Tunisia and Italy signed an MoU to enhance digital technology and industrial cooperation. The agreement includes establishing national focal points and a joint team to facilitate technology transfer, investment, and collaboration in AI projects. Both countries aim to boost economic ties and support Tunisia’s digital transition.
Tunisie Telecom has partnered with Telepin to launch a converged charging system for its customers. This partnership aims to unify Tunisie Telecom’s charging services into Telepin’s platform, enhancing customer experience for its six million subscribers with secure and integrated top-up solutions.
