Upwyde and Vezeeta partner to launch integrated digital-first medical facility in New Cairo
Upwyde has partnered with Vezeeta to operate an integrated medical facility at PRK Vie in New Cairo, combining physical healthcare…
Upwyde has partnered with Vezeeta to operate an integrated medical facility at PRK Vie in New Cairo, combining physical healthcare…
Oman’s Ministry of Health marked World Health Day on 7 April with the launch of a package of digital and…
The Moroccan Ministry of Justice, in coordination with the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, is developing a centralized digital…
SehaTech is digitizing Egypt’s health insurance system with AI-driven infrastructure, reducing fraud, automating approvals, and improving access to care.
Egypt’s Ministry of Health signs an MoU with Roche Diagnostics to launch a nationwide digital pathology network aimed at improving cancer diagnosis, expanding diagnostic capacity and enabling AI-supported medical analysis.
The platform demonstrates how locally built digital health solutions can bridge accessibility gaps by connecting medical demand and supply in markets where healthcare delivery still depends heavily on face-to-face interaction.
Morocco is launching a secure national mobile platform to centralize and standardize healthcare protocols across the country. The system combines a mobile app, interactive digital e-books, collaboration tools, and biometric security, enabling clinicians to access trusted guidance instantly while improving coordination and consistency of care nationwide.
Morocco is launching a secure national protocol app to standardize medical care across the country. The platform will give healthcare workers real-time access to approved treatment guidelines, reducing regional disparities, improving patient safety, and laying the groundwork for a more integrated, digital-first public health system.
Egypt’s MCIT and Orange Egypt have signed a two-year agreement to expand telemedicine services in remote and underserved areas. The initiative will deploy mobile digital health units, link local clinics with major hospitals, and improve access to healthcare through scalable, technology-driven solutions.
Egypt’s MCIT and Orange Egypt have partnered to expand distance diagnosis services in remote and underserved areas through mobile digital medical units, improving access to healthcare, supporting health equity, and advancing the country’s digital transformation and sustainable development goals.