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El-Gohary: Sisi's directives advance Egypt's digital future
Engineer Adel El Gohary confirmed that President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's directives to advance digital transformation in Egypt aim to improve citizens' quality of life, support the national economy, and provide more efficient and faster government services. These directives include developing the unified government service card system, expanding digital services to enhance the relationship between citizens and government institutions through speed and transparency, with a focus on data protection and system efficiency. The government also aims to increase digital exports to $8 billion by 2028 and raise the number of electronics design companies to 120 by 2030, alongside expanding artificial intelligence and cloud computing applications and establishing large data centers. The directives further involve strengthening 5G networks, enhancing the resilience of communication infrastructure, with goals of delivering faster services, creating jobs, and increasing investments. Emphasis is also placed on protecting children from harmful content and boosting confidence in digital services, all in pursuit of a competitive and sustainable digital economy.
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