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The minister equally tackled the chances of concerting efforts to enhance the capabilities of African states in the telecommunication sector.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi was briefed by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Minister of Communications Amr Talaat briefed on Sunday on steps taken to implement Egypt's digital strategy to develop the outsourcing industry.
President Sisi highlighted that each ministry used to have its own servers; thus, there was no interconnection between governmental bodies.
The meetings of the joint ministerial committee that will convene in Cairo on the weekend.
The year has been transformational, with existing technologies and novel innovations revolutionizing the way organizations work
November has seen no shortage of exciting developments in Egypt’s IT and tech startups ecosystems, as the sector continues to attract investment, accolades, and global interest.
The memo also covered other fields such as building human abilities, development of skills, industrial intelligence, e-learning, digital inclusion and international infrastructure, said a statement issued by the ministry.
The two ministers held talks on executive mechanisms.
The Minister of Communications offered an overview of work progress in a number of projects which are currently being implemented in the communications and information technology sector.
Those are in the sectors of infrastructure, logistics, port management, food industries, pharmaceuticals, traditional energy, renewable energy, e-payment, digital financial and information solutions.
The matter was discussed Thursday in a meeting comprising President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi and officials.
The MoU calls for promoting cooperation in technological projects to serve the Egyptian National Railways (ENR) and upgrading systems to ferry passengers.
Although the free trade part entails removing tariffs, that is not all.
Egypt has been expanding its public investments in digital transformation.
The three-year agreement aims at increasing the Egyptian exports of IT products and services, including the BPO and shared services.
Mahfouz underscored the full readiness of the ITIDA to boost joint cooperation with Iraqi companies and institutions, praising the deep-historic ties between Cairo and Baghdad.
There is growing need for qualified calibers and entrepreneurs who are willing to invest in the digital technology sector expanding consumers' access to its services.
That is driven by an increasing demand for technology use in all sectors.
Cohen elaborated that start-ups alone collected $100 million.
Total of 250 technology centers will be developed to provide 120 services across Egypt, Hala El-Said says.
