As the Mena region shifts towards investing in digitally inclusive communities through leveraging digital technologies and improving their governments’ services, a digital gap has occurred, calling for greater digital inclusion, a report said.
The accelerated deployment of renewable and gas power together can enable substantive emissions reduction at scale now, while continuing to advance the technologies for low or near-zero carbon power generation.
The network now plays an even stronger role, powering the transformation journey that’s needed to thrive during uncertainty and preparing organizations for what comes next in 2023, says an industry expert.
The Middle East can lead another agriculture revolution by pioneering a type of precision fermentation that converts energy and a few ingredients into food, according to the latest research by Strategy& Middle East, part of PwC network.
With 74% of CEOs expecting global economic conditions to worsen in the short term, digital transformation is critical to navigating the economic turbulence, said CRM leader Salesforce, listing five IT investment predictions heading into 2023.
Several powerful megatrends – from highly connected travelers to the arrival of electric air taxis – will exert an immense influence on air travel over the next decade, forcing industry and governments to adapt rapidly, a report said.
With changing times, businesses and people have come to realise the importance of recyclable and eco-friendly practices to transition towards a clean and green future, and the mobility (relocation) industry is no exception.
Travel sentiment for the year ahead is extremely positive, with most respondents to survey comfortable with the thought of travelling internationally, said UAE-based Global Hotel Alliance (GHA), listing five global travel trends for 2023.
Women leaders emerged more people-focused and empathetic than their male counterparts, with 64% of UAE women prioritising investment in developing their workforce’s skills and capabilities, says a study.
Europe’s decision to enforce a price cap of $60 per barrel on Russian oil to drive down the country’s oil revenues without causing a surge in prices is theoretically bearish, said MUFG, a Japanese bank holding and financial services firm.
