Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Morocco has launched the Tech Trades Complex as part of its ‘Digital Morocco 2030’ strategy, providing specialized training in tech careers for young Moroccans. The initiative aims to boost the country’s digital workforce and advance the local tech industry.
Orange Foundation Jordan partnered with DigiSkills to launch a coding academy program aimed at upskilling Jordanian university graduates in programming. This initiative is part of a larger effort to enhance digital skills and boost employability in the labor market.
Zain celebrated the success of young coders at the Kuwait Codes graduation ceremony. The event highlighted students’ achievements in programming, AI, and digital skills, further empowering them to lead Kuwait’s tech future.
du, in collaboration with Huawei, hosted a two-day educational visit for Emirati students to promote career opportunities in telecommunications. The initiative aligns with UAE’s national development goals, offering practical insights and fostering the next generation’s integration into the knowledge-based digital economy.
A high-level committee meeting, led by key Pakistani ministers, was convened to expedite the nation’s digital transformation, focusing on youth development and digital equity. Significant outcomes include the creation of technology centers and initiatives to improve internet connectivity across remote areas.
Omantel partners with the Oman Ministry of Education as the official technical partner for the Oman Science Festival 2024, aimed at enhancing STEM education among youth. The festival will feature AI, robotics, and VR, promoting advanced skills and supporting Oman’s Vision 2040.
Zain Bahrain has welcomed 34 new trainees as part of its Zain Youth Empowerment program. The internship offers hands-on experience across various departments, while also engaging in community initiatives. The program aligns with Zain Bahrain’s commitment to corporate sustainability and equipping young Bahraini talent with valuable skills.
The UNESCO MIL Youth Hackathon highlighted the achievements of Jordan’s Youth Media Literacy Ambassadors Program (YMLAP), which won for its impactful community-based projects. This initiative empowers Jordanian youth to combat misinformation and promote media literacy, fostering a more informed and resilient society in the digital age.