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[avisys]

STC Provisioning Case Study

Success Story: Dive deep into our latest STC Provisioning Case Study and see how Avisys Services revolutionized the provisioning process for Saudi Telecom Company in Bahrain.

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[xunison-ireland]

Xunison has signed an agreement to exclusively develop and supply the latest in Smart Home & Consumer Communications Technology to STC, the leading telecom service provider, headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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Saudi Telecom Company - What Are We Allowing?

In recent years, a phenomenon called viral challenges took social media by storm. Highly dangerous challenges, such as MoMo and Blue Whale, encourage youngsters to imitate them, exposing them to health risks and dangers that parents are still mostly unaware of. To launch Tuby, an app that protects children from inappropriate online content by only featuring child-friendly videos, Saudi Telecom Company created, What Are We Allowing? a film that hits the problem at its heart to raise parents’ awareness. It’s an eye opener that lets parents live through the horrifying experience of watching kids carry out a few of the most popular and most dangerous viral challenges. It then ends with an alarming message that makes parents take a long, hard look in the mirror. Credits Agency: J.Walter Thompson Campaign: What Are We Allowing? Client: Saudi Telecom Company Tags: Dubai Lynx 2019, Grand Prix, J.Walter Thompson, Awareness Campaign Read the full article

[thousifincworldwide]

A former minister in #Afghanistan is working as a #pizza delivery person in Germany.

The photos of #SyedAhmadShahSadat, who worked as communications and technology minister in Afghanistan, were posted by #AlJazeera #Arabia on #Twitter.

#Sadat lives in #Leipzig, where he reached in December last year after leaving Afghanistan.

Sadat joined #AshrafGhani's cabinet in 2018, but resigned from his post in 2020 due to differences with him. He subsequently left Afghanistan and went to #Germany.

#SkyNews said it spoke to Sadat and he confirmed that these are his photos. He started working as a food delivery professional for German company #Livrando after his money ran out, according to Sky News.

He further told the news channel that his story will serve as a "catalyst" to change the way high-ranking people live their lives in Asia and the Arab world. Once surrounded by security personnel, Sadat is now delivering pizza on a bicycle.

Sadat holds two master's degrees in communications and electronic engineering from #OxfordUniversity. He worked for 23 years in the field of communications with more than 20 companies, in 13 countries, including #SaudiArabia, for Aramco and the #SaudiTelecomCompany.

In his over two decade experience, Sadat worked as technical advisor to Afghanistan's communication and information technology ministry from 2005 to 2013. He also served as CEO of Ariana Telecom in London from 2016 until 2017.

Afghanistan came fully under the control of #Taliban on August 15, when the insurgent group captured the capital city of #Kabul. Ghani, who was the president, left the country the next day and is believed to be in the #UAE.

Reacting to the developments in Afghanistan, Sadat told Sky News that he never expected the civilian government to fall so quickly.

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