Oracle, Egypt forge alliance in tech

NVIDIA-backed start-up aims to slash industrial automation costs by 50% through locally manufactured robots and in-house AI software.

As Yemen seeks to transition from emergency repairs to long-term growth, this alliance is a critical step in reconnecting the country to the global digital economy.

As conflict involving Israel, the United States and Iran raises fears over Gulf stability, Mashreq unveils a first-of-its-kind instant account for Egyptians in the UAE.

The parliament is also considering new regulations that will control how minors use social media.

The delegations focused on cloud computing as the cornerstone of Egypt's efforts to enhance control over its national data, according to the ministry.

The new partnership is accelerating instant, wallet-based money transfers from over 30 countries, reflecting a major leap forward for Africa’s mobile-first financial ecosystem and diaspora-driven economies.

The successful launch comes within the third wave of the Central Bank of Egypt granting tokenisation licenses to select banks and is a key milestone for Egypt's digital payment ecosystem.

The Egyptian government believes that these IoT services will enable drivers to use upgraded navigation, real-time tracking, and emergency relief systems in a safe and efficient manner.

El Baba will oversee strategy, business development, and local market execution across three countries.

Along with a network of over 20 specialist experts that serve as the foundation of an advising community, Egypt Innovate boasts over 81,000 registered users, including entrepreneurs, innovators, and ecosystem supporters.

As the ITU warns that most African states still lack comprehensive child online protection strategies, Egypt’s move could signal a turning point for digital safety on the continent.

Cairo-based fintech NowPay has entered Saudi Arabia through a $20 million joint venture with Tas’heel, marking a major milestone in its regional expansion.