SAMENA Telecommunications Council

SAMENA Telecommunications Council It comprises and represents the interests of 40 telecom operators acros 25 markets. SAMENA is a not-for-profit organization with no affiliation. Saud Al Daweesh.

SAMENA Telecommunications Council is a tri-regional, non-profit telecommunications association that embodies a community of South Asian, Middle Eastern, and North African telecoms operators, manufacturers, telecoms regulators and academia. SAMENA Telecommunications Council is a South Asia – Middle East – North Africa (SAMENA) region’s industry association, driven primarily to represent telecommuni

cations operators and service providers. Its member organizations include telecom vendors and technology companies, cellular and fixed-line operators, consultancy groups, as well as telecom regulatory bodies. The group's CEO is Bocar Ba. It is a member of ITU-D and has subsequently participated in the ITU activities. Headquartered in the UAE, SAMENA Council was launched in 2006 by Thomas W. Wilson who also served as the Chief Executive Officer & Executive Managing Director until 2012. The Council was initially led by Dr. Muhammad Ali Al Wohaibi, then-CEO of Oman Telecom. Subsequently, SAMENA Council was chaired by Orange Jordan Telecom Group’s CEO Mr. Mickael Ghossein and then the group CEO of Saudi Telecom Company, Eng. Elected in 2011, Sheikh Mohamed Bin Isa Al Khalifa, Group CEO of Batelco served as a chairman of the SAMENA Council’s Board of Directors until September 2013 and was succeeded by Dr. Nasser Marafih, then-Group CEO of Ooredoo. In 2016, the Board of Directors elected Dr. Khaled Biyari, Group CEO of STC, to lead SAMENA Council. The Board of Directors of the Council appointed Mr. Bocar A. BA as CEO in 2013. Mr. BA has been with the SAMENA Council since its early foundation. The SAMENA Council is now in its next phase of organizational development. Since its inception in 2006, the Council has made major strides in representing the interests of telecom operators and in playing the role of the agenda-setter. Today, the Council is considered to be the leading platform to provide a unified voice and collaborative approach for leading operators and service providers in SAMENA region. The goal is to position the telecom operators and service providers to be the partner of choice in driving region-wide digitization programs and in realizing socio-economic developments in regional economies. The SAMENA Council started its Policy Board ("Policy Board") in 2011 with the main purpose to guide, advice and adopt, strategic positions on issues arising within the information and communication technologies ("ICT") industry, both regionally and globally, for the benefit of SAMENA Council and its members. For over 6 years now, the SAMENA Council’s scheduled meetings, internal committees, and an all-inclusive Web portal, together, provides companies, professionals, regulatory authorities and other stakeholders of the industry, means for seeking and suggesting solutions on mutually beneficial and collaborative fronts. With an expanding member portfolio, the Council is quickly securing strong footing in the region and beyond. In June 2012, the SAMENA Council was officially selected as a member of the newly formed Arab Multi stakeholders Advisory Group (AMAG) for the Arab Internet Governance Forum. The advisory group’s mandate is to set the theme for the Arab Internet Governance Forum (AIGF) in a way that maintains transparency and inclusion. SAMENA Council collaborates with leading non-profit international organizations, including the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) the European Telecom Network Operators’ Association (ETNO) and FTTH Council among others.

Zain Kuwait has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Kuwait Technical College (ktech) and Canadian College of...
03/06/2026

Zain Kuwait has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Kuwait Technical College (ktech) and Canadian College of Kuwait (CCK), marking a strategic collaboration aimed at strengthening the connection between academia and industry, while creating practical opportunities for students and youth across Kuwait.

The announcement was made at the Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC), joined by Waleed Al-Khashti, Chief Corporate Affairs and Relations Officer at Zain Kuwait; Meshari Ayman Boodai, Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Kuwait Technical College (ktech); Othman Ayman Boodai, Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Canadian College of Kuwait (CCK); Professor Dr. Ayman Sulaiman Al Zayed, College President at Kuwait Technical College (ktech); Abdulrahman Abdulqader Al Ajeel, Vice President of Finance & Administration at Kuwait Technical College (ktech); and Dr. Amani Hajji Hasan, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Canadian College of Kuwait (CCK), along with team members from the three partners.

The MoUs reflect Zain’s ongoing commitment to innovation, sustainability, youth empowerment, and national capability development. Through this partnership, Zain will work closely with the two academic entities on initiatives focused on entrepreneurship, digital transformation, student development, knowledge exchange, and sustainability-driven projects that help prepare young talents for the evolving needs of the future economy.

The agreements will support the development of practical and innovation-focused experiences for students, including workshops, training opportunities, mentorship initiatives, guest lectures, hackathons, internships, and future collaborative programs. These initiatives are designed to connect classroom learning with real-world industry exposure, helping students build stronger employability, technical, creative, and entrepreneurial skills.

Waleed Al-Khashti said: “At Zain, we believe that meaningful collaboration between industry and academia is essential to preparing young people for the opportunities of tomorrow. Our MoUs with ktech and CCK reflects a commitment to empowering students with practical exposure, future-ready skills, and access to innovation-driven platforms that help them turn ideas into impact.”

Al-Khashti added: “This partnership builds on Zain’s long-standing role as a national enabler of education, youth empowerment, and digital innovation. By working closely with leading academic institutions like ktech and CCK, we aim to support Kuwait’s broader vision for developing national capabilities, encouraging entrepreneurship, and creating inclusive opportunities that enable young talents to contribute to the country’s sustainable growth.”
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Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) and Anuvu, one of the world’s leading provid...
03/06/2026

Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) and Anuvu, one of the world’s leading providers of inflight entertainment (IFE) and high-speed inflight connectivity (IFC) technologies for airlines, VIP/VVIP aircraft, and other mobility markets have signed a new multi-year agreement for capacity on the EUTELSAT 10B satellite.

Under the agreement, Anuvu will leverage high-throughput Ku capacity on EUTELSAT 10B to enhance its in-flight connectivity services, including for a major global airline.

In service since July 2023, EUTELSAT 10B is located at 10° East, an orbital position that offers unique visibility spanning from the Americas to Asia. A state-of-the-art all-electric satellite, EUTELSAT 10B embarks a powerful fifth generation digital transparent processor, enabling capacity allocation flexibility and optimal spectrum use, and carries multi-beam HTS Ku-band payloads specifically tailored to the mobile connectivity sector.

The satellite is part of a suite of high-performance in-space assets within the Eutelsat fleet, including EUTELSAT 3B, EUTELSAT 172B and KONNECT VHTS, and in Low Earth Orbit, with the OneWeb constellation, all providing compelling solutions to address the aviation connectivity market as part of a multi-technology, multi-orbit landscape which is evolving to address the global demand for ever-more efficient in-flight connectivity.

Thierry Polycarpe, VP Aero and Maritime Connectivity at Eutelsat said, “We are pleased to partner with Anuvu on this multi-year agreement, leveraging the advanced capabilities of EUTELSAT 10B to deliver high-performance, scalable in-flight connectivity worldwide. This agreement underscores the continued strategic importance of GEO within our multi-orbit architecture, enabling us to meet the evolving needs of the aviation market with flexibility, resilience and efficiency.”
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On May 15, 2026, the 2026 Global AIDC Industry Summit & Huawei AIDC Strategy and Product Launch was held in Dongguan wit...
25/05/2026

On May 15, 2026, the 2026 Global AIDC Industry Summit & Huawei AIDC Strategy and Product Launch was held in Dongguan with the theme "Power the AI Era Forward." The summit brought together nearly 1,000 global leaders, technical experts, and core ecosystem partners from the energy, intelligent computing and carrier sectors. They shared insights on the next-generation AI data center (AIDC) architecture evolution and cutting-edge technological innovations, and witnessed the launch of Huawei's grid-interactive AIDC strategy. The sessions on AIDC power supply, AIDC liquid cooling, AI for DC operations and maintenance (O&M), and new AIDC construction mode were also held, exploring pathways to lead the industry into the AI era.

2026 Global AIDC Industry Summit & Huawei AIDC Strategy and Product Launch Ceremony

Hou Jinlong, Director of the Board of Huawei and President of Huawei Digital Power, delivered an insightful keynote speech at the event. According to Mr. Hou, the booming AI industry, widely adopted large models, and numerous AI agents are creating huge energy demands. Energy is the foundation for long-term AI development. Computing and electricity will empower each other, building an integrated framework that brings together new power systems and AI infrastructure. Grid-friendliness is vital for long-term, reliable, and stable operations. High-voltage, DC, and power-electronic architectures are critical to support ultra-high-density computing loads. Additionally, liquid cooling has become mandatory for ultra-high-density computing. Reliable liquid cooling solutions and full-lifecycle intelligent O&M are key. Moreover, the essence of AIDC is a computing power production system, where delivery speed is closely tied to business benefits and investment returns.

Hou Jinlong, Director of the Board of Huawei and President of Huawei Digital Power

Huawei Digital Power deeply integrates bit, watt, heat, and battery (4T) technologies, and focuses on key fields such as new power systems and AIDC. It has established comprehensive capabilities in renewable power generation, grid forming, high-density computing power supply, liquid cooling, and computing-electricity synergy. Amidst significant industry transformation opportunities, Huawei Digital Power is committed to becoming an AIDC innovation leader and a long-term, trusted strategic partner. By cooperating with global customers and partners, it aims to promote high-quality, sustainable, and innovative development of the AIDC industry to achieve greener watts, more tokens per watt, and lower costs per token.

Bob He, Vice President of Huawei Digital Power, delivered a keynote speech entitle "Building Grid-Interactive AIDC, Maximizing Tokens Per Watt." According to Mr. He, the global AI industry is booming, causing token demand to surge. High-density and diversified computing poses great challenges to the power density, scale, and load fluctuation of AIDC. Moreover, the growing pe*******on of renewable energy intensifies power grid fluctuations, while the frequent heavy-load fluctuations of AI services further compound AIDC reliability challenges.
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Cisco announced the release of Splunk’s latest research, The Hidden Costs of Downtime, revealing the aggregate cost of u...
25/05/2026

Cisco announced the release of Splunk’s latest research, The Hidden Costs of Downtime, revealing the aggregate cost of unplanned downtime for Global 2000 companies has surged to $600 billion annually – a 50% increase in just two years.

In partnership with Oxford Economics, the Splunk study shows that the financial toll of an outage is immediate, severe, and potentially long-lasting. Downtime has become a systemic business crisis that threatens revenue, brand equity and shareholder value, costing an organization $95 million in lost revenue annually. This is nearly twice the level seen in 2024.

“Downtime is inevitable; prolonged disruption is not,” said Kamal Hathi, SVP and GM, Splunk, a Cisco company. “The most resilient organizations are not the ones with the most tools or the biggest vision for AI. They are the ones that align technology with business outcomes, empower people with context, and design systems that bend, but do not break, under pressure.”

The Business Impact of Downtime

Technology executives increasingly view the consequences of an outage as more severe. Publicly disclosing a data breach is now considered the most severe hidden cost, with 71% of technology executives rating it as very or prohibitively disruptive, up from 23% in 2024. Furthermore, downtime triggers a chain reaction of hidden costs, including:

Financial and Market Erosion: The study found that the average cost of downtime has reached $15,000 per minute. In addition, organizations see an average 3.4% drop in stock price following a downtime event.
Customer Churn: Eighty-one percent of technology leaders cite the loss of customers as a consequence of downtime, with 47% admitting customers are often or very often the first to detect service degradation or outages.
Escalating Ransomware Costs: Ransomware payouts have nearly tripled since 2024, now reaching $40 million on average, making them one of the most significant direct financial burdens.
Regulatory Exposure: Regulatory fines have reached an average of $51 million per organization, with 57% of technology executives now viewing these penalties as very or prohibitively disruptive.
Operational Drag: A staggering 89% of tech leaders cite the need for large numbers of personnel to fix issues. Nearly all (90%) tech leaders report increased demand for customer support with 76% of finance and 74% of marketing executives feeling the pressure as well.
Brand Recovery: Nearly 20% of marketing professionals report that it takes an entire quarter to recover brand health following remediation.
The Intersection of Security and Downtime

About one-third (36%) of security leaders admit that downtime is often or very often misclassified as an IT issue, which can give attackers a critical head start. A lack of shared context complicates resolution, as only 38% of technology executives report consistently identifying the root cause of a downtime incident. The perceived frequency of cybersecurity-related downtime caused by SaaS and other third-party application issues has nearly tripled since 2024, with 56% of security leaders now experiencing these issues often or very often. Maintaining basic cyber hygiene and modernizing legacy infrastructure to replace outdated, unpatchable technology remain foundational to preventing unplanned downtime.
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AT&T is rolling out the blue carpet for international travelers visiting the U.S., Mexico and Canada next month for this...
25/05/2026

AT&T is rolling out the blue carpet for international travelers visiting the U.S., Mexico and Canada next month for this summer’s big soccer games – and delivering reliable connectivity you can trust on the largest wireless network in North America1 so that fans capture every play and special moments on their smartphones, powered by eSIM by AT&T.

Building on its position as the first major U.S. carrier to launch short-term connectivity packages for international visitors via eSIM technology, AT&T is introducing a unique travel package that includes unlimited data and 5GB of hotspot access3, plus will be expanding to unlimited talk and text soon.

AT&T is also simplifying its eSIM offerings by giving customers flexible options like one-day passes (U.S. only) and control to purchase wireless coverage only in the U.S. or across North America, their choice.

International customers who activate eSIM can also unlock Turbo Live by AT&T so they can leverage our VIP connection4 in crowded U.S. soccer stadiums. With a high-priority data boost, soccer fans can enjoy smoother live streaming and seamless booking of rideshares during peak hours.

How eSIM by AT&T Works:
Download the Connect on Demand by AT&T app on The App Store for iPhone or Google Play for Android customers. Must have a carrier unlocked 5G smartphone that is dual SIM enabled and equipped with an international phone number.
Once the traveler arrives to the U.S., they can purchase eSIM by AT&T and activate the service.
Choose 1, 7, 15, or 30-days eSIM by AT&T passes4.
AT&T Launches eSIM by AT&T
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Huawei received the Global Mobile (GLOMO) LATAM award on May 13 for Social Impact in Latin America for its Tech4Nature –...
21/05/2026

Huawei received the Global Mobile (GLOMO) LATAM award on May 13 for Social Impact in Latin America for its Tech4Nature – Dzilam de Bravo Nature Reserve project in Yucatan, Mexico. The GLOMO, which was awarded by GSMA at M360 LATAM 2026, recognizes the project’s contribution to environmental conservation for using technology to protect jaguars in the reserve.

Under the Tech4Nature global partnership between International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Huawei, the Mexico project uses advanced technological tools to monitor and preserve the natural habitat of the jaguar, an iconic and endangered species in Yucatan.

"This recognition reflects the power of technology when it is put to the service of people and the planet," said Samira Herrera, Communications and Public Relations Director for Huawei Mexico. "Tech4Nature Mexico is an example of how cross-sector collaboration can generate a tangible positive impact on communities and biodiversity conservation."

The project, which began in 2022 and is currently in its second phase, is the result of collaboration between IUCN, Huawei, the Government of the State of Yucatán, C Minds, Yucatan Polytechnic University (UPY), and the local community of Dzilam de Bravo. The solution integrates AI-powered species detection and individual identification, community-led monitoring and governance, and cross-sector collaboration across government, academia, civil society, and the private sector.

“Tech4Nature Mexico demonstrates that the true potential of technology lies in transforming data into coordination, collective action, and public policies for the protection of nature. Through multi-sectoral collaboration focused on communities and human rights, the initiative puts tools such as artificial intelligence at the service of the ecosystems that sustain our economies and our future,” said Regina Cervera, Project Coordinator for Tech4Nature México from AI for Climate at C Minds.

Since project launch, 26 camera traps and 60 acoustic devices deployed in the reserve have identified more than 147 species, 40 of which are endangered. Crucially, the system has identified 16 individual jaguars, providing key information for understanding the behavior, movement, and conservation measures that can protect the species, which is key to the environmental balance of the reserve.
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Building on the successful collaboration launched last year, e& UAE in cooperation with the General Authority of Islamic...
21/05/2026

Building on the successful collaboration launched last year, e& UAE in cooperation with the General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat (Awqaf), has announced an exclusive package dedicated to its customers performing Hajj, aimed at supporting their digital needs and enabling seamless communication with their families during the forthcoming Hajj season.

This collaboration reflects e& UAE’s commitment to delivering services that cater to the needs of pilgrims and ensure a reliable, seamless connectivity experience throughout their stay in the Holy Land, as part of its ongoing efforts to leverage technology to enhance community-focused experiences.

Ahmet Gokhan Ay, Chief Consumer Officer, e& UAE, said: “We are proud to continue our collaboration with the General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat, through which we aim to provide integrated connectivity and roaming solutions that enable pilgrims to stay connected with their families and loved ones easily and conveniently.”

The Exclusive Hajj Package 2026 allows pilgrims holding an official Hajj permit to benefit from premium connectivity and roaming services, including 50 GB of roaming data, 1,000 minutes for receiving calls from anywhere and making calls to the UAE and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in addition to 50 minutes for international calls to other countries, helping them stay connected with family and friends wherever they are.

The package is valid for 15 days from the date of first usage and is priced at only AED 200, offering pilgrims an affordable and efficient connectivity solution. Customers can easily subscribe by dialling #100*101*or by sending “Hajj” to 1010 until 8 June 2026.
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Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, Omantel, Oman’s leading provider of integrated telecom and ICT solutions, has further strengt...
21/05/2026

Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, Omantel, Oman’s leading provider of integrated telecom and ICT solutions, has further strengthened its position as a national and regional sustainability leader following its recognition at Oman Sustainability Week through the prestigious OSW Awards. The company’s presence across both the ESG Awards and the OSW Exhibition reflected a comprehensive approach to embedding sustainability across its operations, digital infrastructure, and long-term value creation strategy.

For the fourth consecutive year, Omantel participated in the prestigious OSW Awards, where it received the Platinum Award in the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) category in recognition of its strong governance frameworks, proactive environmental initiatives, and clear emissions reduction targets. The achievement reflects Omantel’s commitment to Oman’s national sustainability agenda, including its pledge to achieve Net-Zero emissions by 2050 and reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 45% by 2030, using 2023 as the baseline year.

As part of its decarbonisation roadmap, Omantel also purchased 100,000 MWh of renewable energy in 2025 from Nama Power and Water Procurement (Nama PWP), reinforcing its transition towards more sustainable operations.

Lujaina Al Kharusi, Vice President of GRC at Omantel, said: “Our sustainability journey is about more than reducing emissions. We are enabling a future where technology empowers communities, protects the environment, and drives inclusive growth. Oman Sustainability Week provides an important platform to showcase how Omantel is helping shape that future for Oman and the wider region.”

Omantel’s sustainability journey is increasingly driven by technology. Through its sustainability initiatives, as well as the capabilities of its subsidiary Otech and associate company Zain Omantel International (ZOI), Omantel showcased a range of advanced solutions designed to support smarter and more sustainable futures. Otech’s portfolio includes IoT-driven environmental monitoring, smart building technologies that optimise energy consumption, and integrated smart city platforms powered by AI and data analytics to help reduce environmental impact.

Beyond infrastructure, Omantel continues to invest in inclusive digital initiatives that empower communities. Key initiatives include:

• Digital Hero Initiative – Minecraft, an interactive programme that equipped more than 10,300 children with digital safety, coding, and analytical skills.

• AI Training for the Visually Impaired, through hands-on workshops that helped 30 participants enhance their independence and professional development using artificial intelligence tools.

• Mubadira Women Empowerment Programme, which benefited 45 women from 10 Omani Women’s Associations. Omantel invested in two projects developed from ideas presented during the first hackathon organised for Omani Women’s Associations.
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Latest investment round targets further profitable growth and geographic reach built on solid foundations in Travel eSIM...
20/05/2026

Latest investment round targets further profitable growth and geographic reach built on solid foundations in Travel eSIM and MVNO

LONDON, UK & DUBAI, UAE – 19 May 2026 – eSIM Go, a pioneer in digital mobile services, today announced it has secured strategic investment led by TNS Global, a leading Eurasian digital infrastructure and wholesale telecommunications provider. Since launching in 2020, eSIM Go has matured organically to become a leader in B2B Travel eSIM; a market that is forecast to continue growing at an aggressive CAGR of 37% until at least 2030.

Obaid Rahman, Group CEO at TNS Global, said: “We are excited to support eSIM Go in its next phase of growth. The company represents a strong strategic fit with our vision to expand into scalable, profitable and high-growth digital connectivity segments, complementing our core digital infrastructure footprint.”

TNS Global is set to support eSIM Go’s geographic expansion into Eurasia and beyond, with new capital invested to support the evolution of the company's technology and connectivity. The joint ambition is to strengthen and accelerate existing profitable growth. In conjunction with the focus on Travel eSIM, the investment also supports eSIM Go in addressing significant opportunities in the MVNO space, starting with the UK market, where it is enabling new and existing brands to provide consumer mobile services with virtually no barriers to entry; primarily innovators and those serving the migrant diaspora.

“Our focus is profitable and cash-generative growth, scaling early success in the UK MVNO market, and consolidating our market leadership in the eSIM enabler space,” said Zacc Couldrick, co-founder and CEO at eSIM Go. “This investment marks a new era for eSIM Go, as we mature the company upon the solid foundations of a resilient team and best-in-class technology at the experience layer.”
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stc Bahrain, a digital enabler, has announced the launch of Mastercard’s Click to Pay, becoming the first telecommunicat...
20/05/2026

stc Bahrain, a digital enabler, has announced the launch of Mastercard’s Click to Pay, becoming the first telecommunications provider in Bahrain to introduce this secure and seamless online payment solution. The service is now available on the My stc BH app, empowering customers to pay bills, purchase add-ons, or buy digital gift cards with just one click. This innovative feature underscores stc Bahrain’s commitment to delivering practical and cutting-edge solutions that enhance customer convenience.

Mastercard’s Click to Pay offers a fast, frictionless, and secure online checkout experience by eliminating the need for manual card entry during transactions. Users can store multiple credit or debit cards and select their preferred payment method at checkout, streamlining the process while ensuring cross-platform compatibility for a smooth e-commerce experience. Developed in collaboration with Mastercard, the solution incorporates advanced security measures, such as encryption and tokenization, to protect user data, aligning with global standards for digital payments.

Commenting on the launch, Karim Tabbouche, Chief Consumer Officer at stc Bahrain, said:
"Being the first telecom provider in Bahrain to launch Mastercard’s Click to Pay highlights our dedication to offering customer-first solutions. This service is designed to make payments simpler, faster, and more secure, meeting the growing demand for efficient digital experiences. We remain committed to adopting technologies that provide added value and convenience to our customers."

Saud Swar, country manager for Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Jordan, and other Levant at Mastercard, said: “At Mastercard, we work with our trusted partners across the ecosystem, such as stc Bahrain, to shape the future of commerce by delivering innovative digital payment options. Click to Pay brings consumers an easy way to pay online with the peace of mind that their payment details are protected from unauthorized transactions and identity theft.”
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