Editing Telecommunications in Egypt (section)

== Digital Egypt ==
In line with the [[Egypt Vision 2030]] strategy, the country has launched the Digital Egypt initiative, aiming to transform the nation into a [[E-government|digitally-driven society]]. This comprehensive plan focuses on developing robust digital infrastructure, fostering innovation, and enhancing public services through digital means. A key component of this initiative is the Digital Egypt e-platform, which offers citizens access to a wide range of government services online, including traffic management, real estate registration, and social housing applications. The platform's goal is to streamline service delivery, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and promote transparency within governmental operations.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://mcit.gov.eg/en/digital_Egypt | title=Digital Egypt Initiative | publisher=Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) | access-date=28 February 2025 }}</ref>

Complementing the Digital Egypt initiative are various e-government programs designed to modernize public administration and improve service accessibility. The government has prioritized the digital transformation of public services, resulting in the integration of approximately 33,000 institutions into a secured government network. This network facilitates efficient data exchange between agencies, enhancing coordination and service delivery. Additionally, efforts have been made to train civil servants in digital competencies, ensuring the sustainability and effectiveness of e-government services. These initiatives collectively aim to create a more citizen-centric approach to governance, leveraging technology to meet the evolving needs of the population.<ref name=digitalegy>{{cite web | url=https://we.hse.ru/en/irs/cas/passeg | title=Egypt's Digital Transformation and ICT Growth | publisher=Higher School of Economics | access-date=28 February 2025 }}</ref>