Latest news and articles about digital transformation from NEX English
Corgi, a leader in insurance technology, announced today that it has raised <strong>$106 million</strong> in its Series B1 funding round, bringing its valuation to <strong>$2.6 billion</strong>. This announcement comes just three weeks after securing <strong>$160 million</strong> in its previous funding round.
Indonesian Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital Technology, Nizar Patria, emphasized that the spirit of sacrifice fosters social solidarity and helps bridge digital gaps. His remarks in Jakarta highlighted the importance of collaboration in addressing digital challenges.
Kazakhstan is aiming to boost GDP growth through comprehensive digital transformation and the integration of artificial intelligence in government services. Officials assert that this initiative will enhance efficiency and attract investments.
Saudi tech companies listed on the financial market (Tadawul) reported strong profits in the first quarter of 2026, driven by digital transformation programs and growth in the fintech sector. Total profits exceeded <strong>$285 million</strong> (<strong>1.07 billion riyals</strong>).
The Sultanate of Oman has announced a new law for property registration aimed at enhancing digital transformation in the real estate sector. This law is part of the government's efforts to facilitate real estate transactions and improve the efficiency of services provided to citizens.
Transportation apps are reshaping the logistics sector by providing innovative solutions that facilitate the movement of people and goods. This digital transformation reflects a broader trend towards digitization across various fields.
The Malaysian government has announced new priorities for reforming government agencies, focusing on leveraging local expertise and accelerating digital transformation in public services. This announcement was made during the fifth meeting of the agency reform task force.
The Absher platform, affiliated with the Saudi Ministry of Interior, recorded over <strong>448 million electronic transactions</strong> in 2025. This achievement reflects the Kingdom's success in enhancing digital transformation in government services.
The pace of innovation in modern tools is rapidly changing how we live and work. These tools represent a fundamental transformation across various fields, from artificial intelligence to smart devices.
AXA Egypt has announced its participation as a platinum sponsor for the InsurTech Challenge 2026, organized by the American University in Cairo's Venture Lab. This initiative aims to enhance innovation in the insurance sector and support startups, reflecting AXA's commitment to digital transformation and sustainable growth.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have experienced significant growth in the financial technology sector, with investments rising sharply in recent years. This development reflects the rapid digital transformation taking place in the region.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries announced that global demand for gas turbines may see a slight decline this year, yet it remains robust due to the expansion of data centers. Demand is expected to continue growing until 2025.
Siemens Energy is experiencing a significant increase in demand for data centers due to the rising use of artificial intelligence, particularly in the United States. CFO Maria Ferraro confirmed that this trend is expected to continue into the next decade.
Bestax Accounting Company announced its readiness to support UAE businesses in implementing an electronic invoicing system, a strategic step towards enhancing financial transparency. This initiative aligns with the government's efforts to improve the business environment and increase efficiency.
Saudi Gazette has won the award for Best Website Relaunch at the 2026 Middle East Digital Media Awards, organized by WAN-IFRA. The judges described the project as a 'great digital transformation' that modernized the newspaper's brand, which has been around for over 50 years.
The Gulf countries are experiencing a rapid digital transformation as governments and companies strive to enhance digital innovation. This shift aligns with Vision 2030, aimed at diversifying economies and reducing oil dependency.
A financial technology company in South Korea aims to eliminate traditional credit cards within three years by introducing a face recognition payment system. This innovation marks a bold step towards a more convenient and secure financial future.
Saudi Arabia has announced the launch of a Global Digital Government Center in the capital, Riyadh, in collaboration with the United Nations. The center aims to enhance innovation in digital government services and improve citizen experiences.
Saudi Gazette, an English-language newspaper published by Okaz Media Group, has won the award for Best News Site Relaunch at the 2026 Middle East Digital Media Awards. The jury praised the project as a remarkable digital transformation.
Reports indicate that over <strong>2.6 million</strong> citizens in the country have activated their digital identity through the Sand app, reflecting a shift towards digital transformation in government services.
The Bahrain Survey and Land Registration Bureau has announced the development of a document signing service aimed at improving efficiency and streamlining procedures for citizens and residents. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to enhance digital services in Bahrain.
Egypt's Real Estate Asset Management Company announced a net profit of £490.8 million for the year 2025 during its general assembly meeting held on May 4, 2026. The assembly also approved the company's financial statements for the period from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025.
The Communication and Media Department at King Faisal University discussed 15 master's projects focusing on digital transformation and artificial intelligence in media. This initiative reflects the university's commitment to enhancing students' skills in modern technology fields.
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Egypt announced new packages for fixed and mobile internet services aimed at enhancing digital inclusion. This initiative comes at a critical time to improve internet access across the country.
Gulf countries are striving to enhance digital transformation as part of their economic strategies. This transformation involves utilizing modern technology to improve services and increase efficiency.
Authorities have announced the launch of the Electronic Notary System aimed at speeding up legal transactions and simplifying procedures for citizens. This initiative marks a significant step towards digital transformation in government services.
In a significant step reflecting the depth of relations between Saudi Arabia and Syria, Saudi Minister of Municipal and Housing Affairs Majid Al-Huqail met with Syrian Minister of Local Administration and Environment Mohammad Anjarani in Riyadh. The official visit aims to enhance cooperation in local governance and housing sectors.
The Jordanian government has announced the launch of electronic notary services, enabling Jordanians living outside the kingdom to easily benefit from these services. This initiative aims to facilitate legal procedures for expatriates.
Recent developments in digital technology are reshaping global markets and the digital economy. Innovations are increasing rapidly, necessitating an understanding of their effects across various sectors.
Humain, a leading technology solutions provider in Saudi Arabia, has announced the expansion of its strategic partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS). This initiative aims to enhance cloud service capabilities and support digital transformation in the region.