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Amr Talaat, Egypt’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, visited the Dell Technologies Center of Excellence, a global technology leader, accompanied by Ahmed Elzaher, CEO of the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA).

The centre is one of Dell Technologies’ four global hubs, offering consulting, research and product innovation, and technical support services across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Asia in 12 languages. It benefits from Egypt’s unique advantages as a hub for technological innovation and cross-border digital services.

The centre contributes to advancing Egypt’s digital transformation by providing high-level technology solutions, customer services, and programs for knowledge transfer and digital capacity building.

This visit is part of the country’s efforts to collaborate with major global firms like Dell Technologies to foster innovation in areas such as artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure, supporting economic growth through the adoption of cutting-edge technologies. It aligns with the state’s plans to accelerate digital transformation and solidify Egypt’s position as a global tech hub and outsourcing destination.

During the visit, Talaat met with Mohammed Amin, Senior Vice President for Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East, Turkey, and Africa at Dell Technologies, along with Majed Mahmoud, Director of the Center of Excellence in Egypt, Tarek Heiba, General Manager of Dell Technologies Egypt, and Mohamed Talaat, Vice President for Saudi Arabia and Egypt. They were joined by Dell’s local teams.

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