Orange Middle East and Africa (OMEA) released its 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report, "Building the Future Together," in Casablanca on July 24, 2026. The report outlines OMEA's commitments across its operational regions in Africa and the Middle East, detailing its strategic vision for sustainable development. This full document serves as a testament to Orange’s dedication to fostering positive change within the communities it serves. The report is structured around three strategic pillars: resilient infrastructure, digital technology as a driver of inclusion, and responsible governance. These pillars aim to guide the company's efforts towards sustainable development, emphasizing a holistic approach to corporate responsibility. The report notes Orange’s significant contribution to economic, social, and environmental transformation, achieved through strategic investments in critical areas.
Digital Inclusion and Infrastructure Growth
Orange continues to invest in modern, secure, and sustainable infrastructure across its operational regions, recognizing connectivity as a fundamental enabler of progress. These investments are key for bridging the digital divide and ensuring that more individuals and businesses have access to essential telecommunications services. A key component of this strategy involves the establishment and expansion of Orange Digital Centers. These centers now operate in 16 countries, providing vital training and support. Through these initiatives, Orange Digital Centers have already supported approximately 1.4 million beneficiaries, equipping young people with the skills necessary for the digital economy. Looking ahead, Orange aims to significantly expand its outreach, planning to increase the total number of young people trained through its digital skills programs to three million by 2030. This ambitious target shows the company's long-term commitment to human capital development and digital empowerment across Africa and the Middle East.
As of December 31, 2025, Orange Middle East and Africa reports serving more than 175 million customers across its various services. This extensive customer base benefits from a wide array of telecommunication solutions, from mobile connectivity to internet services. This customer base is partly supported by the Orange Money platform, which is available in 17 countries. The financial service platform serves more than 120 million customers within these regions, providing accessible and secure mobile financial services that are vital for economic inclusion in many parts of the continent. Orange Money facilitates transactions, remittances, and payments, playing a key role in the daily lives of millions and contributing to the formalization of local economies.
Company Scale and Financial Performance
Orange serves over 179 million customers and is supported by nearly 19,000 employees across its operations. The telecommunications provider operates in 18 countries throughout Africa and the Middle East, establishing a significant presence and contributing to the economic fabric of these nations. The company's expansive network and dedicated workforce enable it to deliver reliable services and pursue its strategic objectives effectively. For the year 2025, Orange reported revenues totaling €8.4 billion. This financial performance reflects the company's strong market position and its ability to generate substantial economic value while pursuing its broader social and environmental goals. The consistent growth in revenue allows Orange to further invest in its infrastructure, digital inclusion programs, and sustainable initiatives, reinforcing its commitment to the region.
Commitment to Sustainable Transformation
The report emphasizes Orange’s key role in driving economic, social, and environmental transformation within its operational areas. This commitment is demonstrated through strategic investments in digital infrastructure, which aims to expand connectivity across the region, fostering economic growth and social cohesion. Additionally, the company notes its efforts in promoting financial inclusion, making essential services more accessible to a broader population through platforms like Orange Money. The report also details Orange’s contributions to renewable energy initiatives, aligning with its sustainability goals and reducing its environmental footprint. Further efforts include fostering innovation to address local challenges, encouraging the development of new technologies and solutions that meet the specific needs of the region. This is coupled with a strong emphasis on upholding responsible corporate governance practices, ensuring transparency, ethics, and accountability in all its operations. These initiatives collectively show Orange’s integrated approach to sustainable development across Africa and the Middle East, aiming to create lasting positive impact.