Mobily, a leading telecommunications provider in Saudi Arabia, has embraced a digital transformation strategy to enhance its services and operations, driving continuous business growth. In recent years, Mobily has successfully implemented several digital practices and use cases in network experience and operations transformation. This commitment has earned the company recognition for delivering a consistent user experience in the kingdom.

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In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Saud Al Riyami, Chief Business and Wholesale Officer, Ooredoo Oman, shared the company’s multifaceted approach to customer experience, cybersecurity and sustainable economic growth in Oman.

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In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Tariq Al-Harbi, President of Cloud & Network Services (CNS) at Nokia in Saudi Arabia, elaborated on how Nokia’s Cloud & Network Services business unit is focusing on delivering software and services that are helping CSPs generate value from their networks.

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Etisalat today announced that it enabled at least one million students in the UAE to access distance learning websites and platforms using its advanced network, with more than 10 million mobile subscribers enjoying free browsing to over 800 websites related to education, health and safety.

Read more: Etisalat brings e-learning to 1 million UAE students

As part of its initiatives aimed at supporting the efforts exerted by various government organisations to overcome the challenges resulting from the outbreak of Coronavirus, Omantel has announced a new partnership with the Ministry of Education to introduce G Suite for Education to all schools in the Sultanate.

Read more: Omantel moves to support distance learning in the Sultanate

Thuraya, the Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) subsidiary of the UAE-based global satellite company, Yahsat, has welcomed the launch of the COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) announced by the United Nations Secretary-General on March 25.

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As part of stc’s partnership with the Ministry of Health which is aimed at increasing prevention from the coronavirus and limiting its spread, stc has doubled the operational efficiency and awareness outreach of 22 of its healthcare centres across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Read more: stc launches initiative worth 100m SR to support KSA healthcare sector

Huawei CEO and founder Ren Zhengfei has acknowledged the company's sales are suffering due to the spread of the coronavirus. However, in an interview he said the company had resumed production in China and was spending heavily on R&D to ensure it maintains its technological lead. 

Read more: Huawei boosts R&D to offset virus impact

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