Es’hailSat and EgyptSat sign multi-year capacity deal to expand VSAT coverage across MENA
Qatar Satellite Company (Es’hailSat) and EgyptSat have signed a multi-year satellite capacity agreement under which EgyptSat will use Es’hail-1 capacity…
Qatar Satellite Company (Es’hailSat) and EgyptSat have signed a multi-year satellite capacity agreement under which EgyptSat will use Es’hail-1 capacity…
B.TECH has launched “B.TECH Business,” an integrated platform providing technology, logistics, and operational support for enterprises in Egypt. Moving beyond simple retail, the service targets sectors like healthcare and banking to streamline digital transformation. The initiative leverages B.TECH’s existing infrastructure to offer corporate clients a unified solution for procurement and supply chain management.
Telda has expanded its digital financial platform to include direct investment in the Egyptian Exchange and investment funds. The service is commission-free, requires only a national ID for account setup, and is fully integrated with the Telda card for instant access to funds. This move aims to simplify financial market access for millions of Egyptians by connecting investment activity with day-to-day spending.
SehaTech is digitizing Egypt’s health insurance system with AI-driven infrastructure, reducing fraud, automating approvals, and improving access to care.
Egypt extends expat mobile phone exemption to 120 days to ease entry and support digital services, despite new duties on imported devices.
Egypt’s foreign and ICT ministries advance digital transformation, expanding consular e-services and infrastructure while improving access for citizens abroad.
Egypt extends mobile phone customs exemption for expatriates to 120 days from April, easing access while maintaining tighter import controls.
Egypt’s telecom regulator logged 139K complaints in H2 2025, with mobile and fixed internet leading, while operators maintained a 97% response rate and issued EGP 757K in refunds.
Egypt launches a free Open RAN training program to equip youth with 5G and 6G skills, strengthening its telecom talent pipeline and digital future.
Egypt is exploring a $1 billion data centre and green hydrogen project to boost its position as a regional hub for digital infrastructure and clean energy.