New emerging technologies like AI are taking time to gain traction in the Middle East, according to AVEVA. (Image source: AVEVA)
The Middle East has demonstrated less demand for artificial intelligence (45 per cent vs global mean 75 per cent) and advanced process and engineering design (44 per cent vs global mean 74 per cent) yet led global demand in five technologies, more than any other nation, according to AVEVA global research
ONE will launch the countrys first mobile money platform, designed to provide cashless e-wallet services to the Yemeni population. (Image source: Image Genie/Flickr)
Telepin and ONE, the go-to-market brand Yemen?s the National Wallet Company (NWC), hope to improve access to humanitarian aid and give Yemenis more control over their daily lives
George Bou Mitri, vice-president and general manager for Honeywell Building Technologies in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa appears with Amr Fathy, IT vice-president at Etisalat Misr. (Image source: Honeywell)
Honeywell and Etisalat Misr have announced a partnership to deliver city management services for citizens at Egypt?s New Administrative Capital
The collaboration will provide smart city services for citizens, as well as public and private sector entities in the new capital. (Image source: Tumisu/Pixabay)
Honeywell and Etisalat Misr are teaming up to support Egypt?s smart city vision and deliver world-class services for citizens at Egypt?s New Administrative Capital, one of the world?s largest smart city projects
Morocco is actively attracting foreign investments by creating free economic zones (Image source: Julian Hacker/Pixabay)
Suzuki Keisuke, state minister for foreign affairs of Japan, and Mohcine Jazouli, minister delegate to the minister of foreign affairs of Morocco, signed the ?Agreement between Japan and the Kingdom of Morocco for the Promotion and Protection of Investment? (the Japan-Morocco Investment Agreement)
