Telecom operators in Egypt have confirmed that there will be no price hikes for recharge cards or internet packages. While new categories of recharge cards have been introduced, the prices for existing categories remain unchanged, dispelling social media rumors about potential increases.
Egypt’s digital strategy, aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, focuses on expanding digital infrastructure and accessibility. At the Indonesia-Africa Forum, Egypt shared its digital transformation experience, aiming to enhance bilateral cooperation with Indonesia in communications and IT.
This service allows customers to make purchases and pay in installments over time, providing a hassle-free shopping experience.
Egypt’s Trade and Industry Ministry has launched “Made In Egypt” (MadeIn.EG), an online platform for industrial investment developed with e-finance. The platform enables investors to explore land plots, submit applications, and track their status. It aims to streamline investment processes, enhance transparency, and ensure equal treatment for all investors.
Egypt is rapidly emerging as a key data centre hub in North Africa, driven by strategic investments in digital infrastructure and renewable energy. With its prime location connecting Africa, Europe, and Asia, and the launch of its first government data centre, Egypt is poised to become a major player in the global data economy.
ITIDA has partnered with CARITech to enhance Egypt’s software development sector through training, certification, and consultancy services. This collaboration, formalized by an MoU, aims to improve digital talent efficiency and align professionals with international standards, reinforcing Egypt’s position as a global IT services hub while expanding CARITech’s reach in global markets.
Egypt’s Cairo has been ranked 95th in the 2024 Global Innovation Index’s top 100 science and technology clusters, making it the only North African city on the list. This recognition highlights Cairo’s patent activity, scientific publications, and collaboration with global inventors, reflecting Egypt’s ongoing efforts in innovation and technology development.
Samsung Electronics plans to establish Egypt as a regional hub for electronics production and exports, targeting markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. The company’s Beni Suef factory already exports 85% of its television production to 55 countries, creating 5,000 job opportunities and producing 6 million units annually.
The Egyptian Space Agency (EgSA) is launching a joint-stock company for satellite component manufacturing and a marketing company to promote its products. Additionally, EgSA will introduce an online platform for purchasing satellite images, furthering Egypt’s influence in the global space sector and advancing its space technology industry.
Ericsson has partnered with e& Egypt to integrate advanced 20-port antennas, enhancing Egypt’s ICT infrastructure and preparing for 5G. This collaboration supports high-order site sharing, improves network performance, and aligns with Egypt Vision 2030, enabling new opportunities for businesses and consumers through expanded 4G and future 5G capabilities.
