Accompanied by Minister of Communications and Information Technology Raafat Hindi, Centre Director Mohamed Gamal Al-Nuairi, New Capital Company General Manager Major General Ahmed Fahmy, and various engineers, Madbouly reviewed the site that centralises the district’s digital operations.

Upon arrival, Madbouly stated that the information and communications technology sector is a basic pillar for building a digital state and achieving economic growth. He noted the state’s efforts to enhance digital innovation, artificial intelligence, and citizen services, alongside attracting investments and increasing digital exports.

Madbouly remarked that the New Capital was once a “dream” sought to be achieved. He attributed its realisation to continuous day-and-night work, scientific planning, and significant support from President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, highlighting the collaboration between state institutions, national private companies, and leading global tech firms to create a smart city reliant on digital solutions.

Hindi affirmed that constructing an advanced technological infrastructure to the highest technical standards is fundamental to a digital society. He added that the ministry is expanding data centres to solidify Egypt’s position as a regional data industry hub and encouraging investment in advanced technologies, primarily cloud computing.

During a tour of the main technical support hall, Al-Nuairi delivered a presentation explaining that the implemented information infrastructure is necessary for government entities to access technological services from the state’s main data centre at the Strategic Command. The connectivity operates on both the closed government cloud (G-cloud) and the public government cloud (P-cloud).

Al-Nuairi detailed the scale of the network, which includes 6,800 network devices distributed across 953 main and sub-assembly rooms to provide 300,000 data outlets. The system serves ministries and government entities with over 27,000 digital telephones, more than 1,000 digital televisions, over 22,000 wireless stations, 14,000 surveillance cameras, 1,245 meeting rooms, 114 electronic gates, and 50,000 computers allocated for 50,000 relocated government employees.

To manage this environment, Al-Nuairi explained, a smart centralised mechanism was established to monitor performance, proactively predict issues, and resolve faults swiftly without exacerbation. The facility comprises several departments encompassing designs, new projects, and technological infrastructure; network security; proactive monitoring and preventive maintenance; technical support and crisis management; documentation and reporting; databases and backup; work quality efficiency monitoring; alongside technical inspection and repair.

Fault reports are analysed to improve performance and develop future plans. The centre operates round-the-clock with a daily presence of 40 specialised engineers. Continuous coordination occurs among technical support teams within the centre, those deployed across government buildings, and staff at the Strategic Command’s main data centre.

The primary technical support level focuses on predicting problems, monitoring networks, and establishing alternative communication routes to ensure uninterrupted government services.

Madbouly also inspected the second level of technical support, which specialises in complex problem-solving. He toured the main services halls responsible for reviewing wireless stations, the entry and exit monitoring system, technology infrastructure assembly cabinets, security equipment, the assembly rooms’ camera operations, and the data security hall.

Concluding the tour, Madbouly thanked the centre’s officials, stating that these advanced technologies strongly indicate the Egyptian state has taken serious steps toward digital transformation, ultimately serving the administrative apparatus and improving citizen services.

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Foxconn Technology Group exhibited its smart electric vehicle platform and products, combining independent research and development with artificial intelligence technology. Vehicle models on display included the launched Foxtron Bria, the mass-produced North American version of the Model C, the Model D, and the Model U.

Alongside the vehicles, Foxconn presented a high-computing performance integrated in-vehicle platform that combines in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). The platform supports advanced smart cabin applications intended to provide a smooth, safe, and highly integrated entertainment and networking control experience. The company also showed silicon carbide power modules, electric drive systems, and commercial vehicle battery packs.

Additionally, Foxconn displayed LFP 120/320/230 high-energy battery packs dedicated to unmanned aerial vehicles. These batteries introduce highly graphitized carbon nanotubes to improve performance and utilise solid-state electrolyte membranes and a stacked design to increase energy density and safety.

Lean Mobility, which launched Taiwan pre-sales for the personal version of its Lean3 two-seater electric vehicle this month, displayed a glossy white production version and a matte yellow prototype at the event. Company personnel provided on-site product consultations and opened the production model for static viewing, while facilitating online pre-orders via official links. Further details are hosted on the company’s website at leanmobility.net.

The production Lean3 is powered by an 8.1 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and driven by a rear-wheel hub motor. While the manufacturer did not release full performance figures, it stated the vehicle has a top speed of 80 kilometres per hour and a WLTC range of 100 kilometres. It uses a TES charging specification and completes charging in approximately five hours under DC 220V conditions. Enterprise version deliveries are expected to begin after August, with personal version deliveries scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.

The Lean3 production model features minor exterior and interior differences from the prototype, including revised front and rear air intakes, alloy wheel styles, interior centre console, and steering wheel. It adds an exterior rear mudguard and interior USB-C power supply sockets. Glossy yellow paint, reversing camera assistance, and a heating and air conditioning system will be offered as optional equipment for the Lean3 series.

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Speaking at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre, Huang highlighted Taiwan’s transition from traditional manufacturing to a hub for mobility innovation. “At a time when industries are rethinking supply chains and accelerating change, these strengths matter more than ever,” Huang said. “Taiwan contributes with capability, flexibility, reliability, and trust.”

The exhibition, running until April 17, brings together nearly 900 exhibitors from 16 countries and regions. Trade visitors are admitted via pre-registration, with public visitors also able to attend. By combining Taipei AMPA, E-Mobility Taiwan, and Autotronics Taipei under the theme “Empower Every Move,” the event spans complete vehicles, electrification, components, ICT and semiconductors, and smart cockpits.

“Mobility today is being reshaped by electrification, digital transformation, connectivity, and intelligence,” Huang told attendees, noting that vehicles have become platforms for technology, data, energy management, entertainment, and user experience. “This is a revolution of industry,” he said. “Business models are changing. And that is why mobility is being redefined. And we are the ones defining it.”

Reflecting on the shift from vehicles prioritising affordability to connectivity, Huang added: “I still remember the first car I drove, it was a 1970 Volkswagen Camper. The Beetle. And the first car I owned was a 1980 second-hand Ford Cortina.” He stated that modern expectations demand smarter vehicles that interact with drivers, connect with infrastructure, and support sustainability.

Explaining the show’s theme, Huang noted, “It reminds us that every move forward matters. Every innovation matters. Every step toward sustainability matters. And every partnership that brings people, industries, and markets together matters.” He highlighted that the show brings business and technology together: “Here, manufacturing meets digital transformation. Here, hardware meets software. Energy meets intelligence. And ideas are turned into real opportunities.”

Following Huang, Jerry Hsu, Vice Chairperson of the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA), noted that Huang “just gave us a wonderful speech at TAITRA,” and announced a significant international expansion. Hsu revealed that TEEMA will establish overseas Technology Parks in Mexico, Poland, the USA, and India to support its members’ global manufacturing and electric vehicle ecosystem deployment.

TEEMA represents more than 3,000 members across 17 industry sectors—including semiconductors, telecommunications, home appliances, heavy electricity, heavy electrical equipment, and automotive electronics—employing over 930,000 people globally.

Hsu said the industry is transitioning from the traditional CASE (Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric) framework to an AI-driven era. “Artificial intelligence is moving from cloud into vehicle cabin, from software into chassis,” Hsu said. “Further competition will no longer be just defined by the horsepower, but by the computing power, software capability, data, and governance.”

He added that software-defined vehicles, autonomous driving, automotive semiconductors, 6G communication, and AI regulations are reshaping the landscape. Recalling a recent trip to Austin and San Francisco, Hsu said it was “amazing how they can interact with the real environment” regarding autonomous taxis, adding: “And very soon, I think autonomous driving will come to life.”

Highlighting Taiwan’s comprehensive ecosystem, Hsu pointed to the region’s strength in advanced chip manufacturing, communication modules, sensors, power management, thermal solutions, PCBs, and complete vehicle platforms with smart cockpit systems.

The exhibition features the AI CAR Pavilion and Hydrogen Applications Pavilion as main focal points. Notable exhibits include a Taiwan-developed hydrogen bus certified to EU and UN standards—presented at scale in Taiwan for the first time—and an electric three-wheeler from the Taiwan-Japan joint venture, Lean Mobility.

Major exhibitors include Foxconn, China Motor Corporation, Škoda, Fortune Electric, TECO, Pegatron, Advantech, E-Lead Electronic, and MiTAC. The automotive and motorcycle parts section features suppliers specialising in vehicle lighting, critical components, and aftermarket maintenance solutions.

TEEMA is presenting three theme pavilions: the AI Car Pavilion, showcasing power systems to autonomous applications; the Taiwan Automobility Research Consortium, highlighting AI power cockpits and the hydrogen bus to demonstrate nationwide R&D; and the Taiwan Electric Vehicle Industry Alliances, focusing on AI edge computing, automotive power systems, thermal management, and light electric vehicles.

Built around Connected Mobility, Future Mobility, and Green Mobility, the event also hosts the ESG Pavilion, the Automotive Components Alliance, and international sections like the U.S. Pavilion and Czech Pavilion. The 360° Mobility Forum and procurement programmes are running concurrently to foster dialogue and connect exhibitors with global buyers.

After thanking exhibitors, media, and partners from Taiwan and abroad, Huang concluded: “The technologies we advance, the solutions we create, and the partnerships we build today will shape how the world moves tomorrow. So, let’s move forward together.”

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The company develops robotic systems in-house at its Cairo facilities, covering mechanical design, electronics, control systems, and AI-based software. According to Chief Technology Officer Mohamed Ibrahim, the company’s approach focuses on delivering integrated automation solutions that enhance productivity, improve cost efficiency, and strengthen workplace safety in industrial environments.

Raedbots said its locally designed robotic arms are intended to reduce reliance on imported systems and lower the cost of adopting automation technologies. Chief Operating Officer Hamza El-Sahiti noted that in-house development enables the company to tailor solutions to regional operational requirements, while offering a more cost-effective alternative to imported systems.

The company is currently developing what it describes as “smart industrial robots” powered by physical AI, designed for applications including welding, CNC machine tending, material handling, packaging, and warehouse automation. These systems combine proprietary hardware with AI-driven software to enhance precision and reduce downtime in manufacturing processes.

Raedbots is also a member of NVIDIA Inception, a global initiative that supports technology startups. Through this programme, the company leverages advanced simulation and AI tools to accelerate product development and test robotic systems in virtual environments prior to deployment.

In addition, Raedbots participates in the Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (TIEC), affiliated with Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, which supports startups and promotes local innovation in the technology sector.

The company said its team comprises engineers and specialists with expertise in robotics, industrial automation, and manufacturing. It is currently collaborating with a number of factories and industrial partners to pilot and deploy its systems, while continuing to expand its product portfolio and production capacity.

Raedbots aims to contribute to the development of a domestic robotics industry in Egypt and the wider region, with a focus on enhancing industrial efficiency and supporting broader digital transformation efforts.

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The meeting explored opportunities to deepen cooperation in cloud computing services, support Egypt’s digital sovereignty by safeguarding data and applications on SAP’s cloud platforms, and introduce advanced artificial intelligence-driven capabilities into the local market.

Discussions also focused on developing digital capacities through specialised training programmes aimed at equipping Egyptian youth with advanced technical skills aligned with SAP solutions, enhancing their readiness for the global labour market.

Both sides reviewed the potential for conducting a comprehensive study to assess labour market needs in technology fields linked with SAP systems, with the aim of better aligning training initiatives with industry demand.

Hindy reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to strengthening the competitiveness of Egypt’s ICT sector at both regional and global levels. He highlighted ongoing efforts to create a business environment that encourages multinational companies to expand their operations in Egypt, while boosting exports of digital services.

He also underscored the importance of partnerships with global technology firms in building national digital capabilities, expanding training programmes, and preparing highly specialised professionals, further reinforcing Egypt’s position as a hub for outsourcing and cross-border IT services.

Spinelli said SAP values its long-standing partnership with Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and remains committed to supporting the development of digital skills and local technology ecosystems. She added that, through joint innovation-driven initiatives, the company aims to contribute to Egypt’s efforts to strengthen its technological capabilities in what it views as a strategic and promising market.

Ahmed Samy, General Manager of SAP Egypt, emphasised the company’s appreciation for its close collaboration with the ministry, noting that SAP plans to expand its efforts to empower youth by investing further in skills development and equipping the next generation to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital economy.

The discussions underscore Egypt’s broader strategy to advance its digital economy, invest in human capital, and strengthen its role as a regional technology and outsourcing hub.

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Amer brings extensive experience in public relations and corporate communications within the technology and smartphone sector. Prior to joining vivo Egypt, she served as PR Manager at OPPO Egypt, where she led a range of strategic media initiatives and helped strengthen relationships with leading media organizations. During her tenure, she also played a key role in organizing major product launches and high-profile events that contributed to expanding the brand’s visibility in Egypt.

In her new role, Amer will oversee vivo Egypt’s communications strategy, manage media relations, and support the company’s government affairs activities. Her responsibilities will include enhancing the company’s public presence, strengthening stakeholder engagement, and supporting vivo’s continued growth and market positioning in Egypt.

The appointment reflects vivo Egypt’s broader focus on reinforcing its communications framework and strengthening its presence within the country’s rapidly evolving technology market.

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The landmark event will bring together more than 350 global enterprises, startups, investors and innovation showcases, at a time when artificial intelligence is projected to contribute approximately $1.5trn to Africa’s economy by 2030, according to international reports.

Organised under the umbrella of GITEX—the world’s largest technology and AI events network—the summit is hosted by Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) in collaboration with the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA).

Egypt’s hosting of the event highlights its growing leadership in artificial intelligence, ranking first in Africa for Government AI Readiness and third in the Arab region for AI Resilience, according to the Oxford Insights Index. Egypt also serves as a strategic gateway linking Africa and the Middle East and plays a leading role in the development of Arabic-language AI solutions.

The summit supports the implementation of Egypt’s Second National AI Strategy by attracting investment, accelerating knowledge transfer, and connecting local innovation with regional and global markets—helping convert advanced technologies into sustainable economic value across key sectors.

Ai Everything MEA Egypt 2026 will feature participation from more than 350 global enterprises and startups from over 30 countries, showcasing real-world AI applications across cloud computing, cybersecurity, data centres, telecommunications, government services, healthcare, smart mobility, fintech and digital payments.

Participating global technology leaders include Microsoft, Cisco, HPE, Red Hat, Amazon Web Services, Capgemini, Dataiku, e& Egypt and Fortinet, alongside prominent regional players such as Alkan, Cyshield and Link Data Center. The event will also host regional and international AI-first companies choosing Cairo to debut their solutions, including WideBot AI, EZELINK, Odoo, ZIWO, Zakaa and Barq Systems.

Mohamed El Kassem, General Manager of Microsoft Egypt, said: “Artificial intelligence represents a strategic opportunity for countries with a clear vision for adoption. Egypt continues to move confidently toward building an AI-driven economy, supported by strong digital infrastructure and a growing pool of young talent that enables it to compete on a global scale.”

Hazem Metwally, CEO of e& Egypt, said: “AI has the potential to reshape how businesses operate and accelerate productivity. Ai Everything MEA Egypt comes at a pivotal moment, and e& Egypt is proud to be part of its inaugural edition, bringing integrated AI, cloud and communication services that support long-term, technology-led growth in Egypt.”

Shaden El Olimi, Chief Commercial Officer at Olimi AI, said: “Success in AI depends on rapid iteration, a deep understanding of real customer needs, and building solutions that reflect local and linguistic context. Ai Everything offers a unique platform to demonstrate how Arabic-language AI can deliver tangible, real-world impact across industries.”

The summit coincides with continued growth in Egypt’s startup ecosystem, with Egyptian startups accounting for approximately 31% of total African startup funding during the first half of 2025. Participating startups include UK-based Emotii, Germany’s Imensus, and Egyptian AI firm Olimi AI, which specialises in voice AI solutions capable of understanding multiple Arabic dialects.

Ai Everything MEA Egypt 2026 will also feature leading global policymakers and AI experts, including senior representatives from the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Cerebras, Tenstorrent, the United Nations Environment Programme, and HCLTech. Discussions will focus on AI infrastructure, governance, and the technology’s economic and social impact across emerging markets.

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Co-founders Nabil Khalifa and Omar El Monayar emphasized the need for enterprise-ready solutions and broader stakeholder alignment to achieve long-term impact. The event featured panels on building AI entrepreneurs, investment criteria, and corporate AI adoption, drawing speakers from major players including Valu, Huawei Cloud, and Wuzzuf.

A key highlight of the conference was the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement between Meska AI and PTS Holdings. The partnership aims to support entrepreneurs through investment opportunities via PTS’s network—which includes entities like WE and Alpac—and grants Meska graduates access to the PTS Venture Studio for operational support and strategic mentoring.

The event concluded with industry-led recommendations prioritizing clear business models and real customer value over technological novelty. The gathering also featured startup pitch rounds and matchmaking sessions supported by Huawei Cloud to foster direct collaboration between startups and technical mentors.

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Driven by a vision to establish and scale AI solutions emerging from Egypt and the region, Meska Spark Vol.2 will focus on deep industry understanding and strategic planning to support startup growth.

The event is set to gather key stakeholders in the AI landscape, including industry leaders, technology experts, and investors. The diverse range of participants will include startup founders selected to pitch to investors, sector-specific experts looking for real-world technical solutions, and highly specialized engineers in fields such as Vision AI, OCR, and Hardware AI.

Connecting Talent with Opportunity

Meska AI aims to create an integrated ecosystem by connecting startups with top-tier Egyptian talent and major technology advisors. The event will feature matchmaking sessions designed to explore investment opportunities, partnerships, and incubation programs.

Omar Al-Monayer and Nabil Khalifa, founders of Meska AI, stated that the event will utilize a structured screening process for participants to ensure maximum value for attendees. Applications, particularly from startup founders, are undergoing a thorough review to maintain high content quality and deliver tangible benefits.

Following the success of the first edition, which welcomed over 1,000 attendees, Meska AI expects participation to double for this upcoming edition.

Strategic Partnerships

Meska AI expressed appreciation for the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) for its continued support since the initiative’s inception, highlighting the partnership as a crucial factor in strengthening Egypt’s technology innovation ecosystem.

The company reaffirmed its commitment to creating opportunities for Egyptian talent to build world-class technology from within the country, with further announcements regarding new partnerships expected in the coming days.

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On the sidelines of the world’s largest technology exhibition, Tamer Wagih, Chairperson of Egypt-based Prime Investment, held a series of high-level meetings with senior executives from leading global technology companies, including Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA, and Michael Saylor, Founder and Chairperson of MicroStrategy.

Wagih met with Huang during the event, where the NVIDIA chief—whose company is the world’s most valuable by market capitalisation and a global leader in artificial intelligence—reviewed the evolution of AI since its early development stages in 2015.

Huang highlighted the global inflection point following the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, noting that 2026 marks the beginning of a new phase in the development and application of artificial intelligence across a wide range of sectors.

The discussions also focused on the expanding role of AI in enhancing individual productivity and democratising access to advanced technologies, as well as how both large corporations and start-ups can benefit from the rapid pace of innovation reshaping the global AI landscape.

During the meeting, Wagih reaffirmed Prime Investment Group’s commitment to artificial intelligence, announcing plans to double the group’s AI-related investments in 2026. He said the move reflects the group’s strong conviction in AI’s central role in shaping the future of business and the global economy.

Wagih also met with American entrepreneur Michael Saylor, Founder and Chairperson of MicroStrategy, with discussions centred on the use of artificial intelligence to improve data centre efficiency, alongside the future of digital currencies and their growing influence on the global economy.

He emphasised that investment in digital assets is no longer optional, arguing that just as corporations, business leaders and governments allocate resources to gold and precious metals, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies deserve comparable strategic attention as core pillars of the emerging digital economy.

The meetings form part of Prime Investment Group’s broader strategy to stay aligned with global technological and economic transformations, while strengthening its presence in high-growth, high-impact sectors in the years ahead.

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