Reports and Documents section provides the audience with selected documents from credible sources that outlines Egypt’s ICT progress in statistics and in-depth analysis.
The report has been prepared under the aegis of the Working Party on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance (AIGO) and the Committee on Digital Economy Policy (CDEP) of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). It provides the first blueprint for policy-makers to help assess and plan for the national AI computing capacity needed to enable productivity gains and capture AI’s full economic potential. The report guides policy-makers to develop a national AI computing plan along three dimensions: capacity, effectiveness, and resilience.
The report has been prepared by the National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA). It sheds light on the key indicators of user complaints received during the second half of 2022 on landline, mobile phone and Internet services, and the rate of response to complaints and average resolution time (ART) after escalating the complaints to NTRA.
The report has been prepared by IR Global network. Over 75 members of IR Global share their insight on a range of topics such as Transient Workers, Crypto and NFTs, Global Mobility, Inflation, Deal Activity in 2023, Metaverse, and Alternative Dispute Resolution. According to the report, Egypt sets an excellent example of public-private partnerships (PPPs) for implementing the national plans and strategies for digital transformation and positioning the country as a favorite destination for digital investments.
The report has been prepared by the Shared Services and Outsourcing Network (SSON) in collaboration with the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA). It analyzes how Egypt has been establishing itself as a global hub for IT offshoring, outsourcing and business centers, and future growth plans. Real-life experiences of businesses that have already made the move to Egypt are also highlighted in the report.
The report was prepared by MAGNiTT in collaboration with the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA). It provides a comprehensive overview and a deep dive into the Egyptian venture capital and funding investment space while focusing on homegrown technology startups. According to the report, the country’s VC market crossed the half-a-billion mark for the second consecutive year. Egypt also reigned over MENA countries in the number of deals closed in 2022, at 160 deals.
The report was prepared by Disrupt Africa. It details the value of funding flowing into tech startups in Africa’s various markets, the number of funding rounds raised in each country and sector, average deal sizes, as well as standout deals. According to the report, Egypt is the highest African startup ecosystem by number of people employed by funded startups in 2022, and it ranks second in terms of the number of funded startups and total amount secured. The country saw 131 startups raise a combined US$811,945,000, placing Egypt comfortably ahead of all other countries.
The report was prepared by the National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA). It sheds light on the quality of voice and data services provided by Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) in Egypt during the fourth quarter of 2022 (October-December).
The report was prepared by the Cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC). It showcases Egypt’s prominent achievements according to international indices, reports, and testimonials in 2022. In the digital transformation and entrepreneurship section, the report sheds light on Egypt’s position as one of the best three countries in MENA for venture capitalists to invest in. The report also celebrates the country’s high rankings in several indices, including the GovTech Maturity Index (GTMI), UPU Integrated Index for Postal Development (2IPD), Inclusive Internet Index, Mobile Money Regulatory Index, and Network Readiness Index.
The report was prepared by PwC. It explores why digital inclusion should be a priority for MENA leaders and discusses the challenges that they meet as they work to achieve that. According to the report, Egypt made great strides in the digital inclusion space. The country scored 60 in the Roland Berger digital inclusion index in 2020, becoming the 3rd top improver in Roland Berger rankings. This was a result of Egypt’s tireless efforts in improving accessibility, enhancing mobile data availability and coverage infrastructure, and enhancing affordability through market competition between telcos.
