Ooredoo Algeria has announced a strategic partnership with Mobile Arts, a global leader in advanced digital technologies, to launch cutting-edge cloud gaming services in the Algerian market via the Blacknut streaming platform.
The official signing ceremony took place in Doha during the 2025 Mobile World Congress, with the participation of Ooredoo Algeria’s General Manager, Rony Tohme, and the Co-founder and General Manager of Mobile Arts, Jamil Ghayth, as well as the General Manager of Double T, Mohammad Al-Obeidi.
This partnership aims to solidify Ooredoo Algeria’s position as a key player in the new digital economy by offering high-performance and easily accessible cloud gaming services. Algerian video game enthusiasts will be able to enjoy a seamless and high-quality gaming experience without the need for expensive devices or special equipment, thanks to the strength of Ooredoo’s network and its readiness to launch 5G services soon, coupled with Mobile Arts’ technical expertise.
“We are honored to partner with Mobile Arts to launch Blacknut, one of the world’s leading platforms in cloud gaming,” stated Rony Tohme, General Manager of Ooredoo Algeria. “Through this collaboration, we aspire to provide a completely new digital experience for our customers. As we prepare to launch the 5G network in Algeria, we reaffirm our unwavering commitment: to provide the best for our customers.”
Hussein Takki, Commercial Director of Mobile Arts, added, “We are proud to partner with Ooredoo Algeria to support the next generation of digital entertainment experiences. The launch of this service comes at a crucial moment, with the deployment of the 5G network in Algeria and rising consumer expectations in terms of speed, ease of use, and quality.”
Blacknut, the world’s leading cloud gaming platform available in over 65 countries, is a prominent gaming streaming platform, offering a library of over 500 high-quality games that can be played instantly on smartphones and other devices. This partnership signals a significant advancement in Algeria’s digital entertainment landscape.
