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Egypt Invests 600B in Digital Infrastructure
The article focused on statements by the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Raafat Hindi, regarding government investments that reached 600 billion Egyptian pounds aimed at developing Egypt's digital infrastructure. The development efforts included upgrading mobile networks, replacing copper cables with fiber optics expanded by approximately 3,000 kilometers annually, and improving fixed internet services to enhance the quality and speed of the services. He also highlighted investments of one billion dollars over ten years in fourth and fifth-generation network frequencies, in addition to deploying 10 submarine cables to strengthen international infrastructure and reduce the impact of cut-offs. The project also included enhancing mobile network coverage, upgrading copper infrastructure, and expanding communication services within the "Decent Life" initiative, which targets around 60 million citizens through infrastructure development projects and the establishment of 24 innovation centers to enhance technical skills.
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