Egypt
“Our Future is Digital” is an initiative of the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT) to train 100,000 young Egyptians in computer skills in areas of high market demand, such as website design, data analysis, and digital marketing. The ICT 2030 strategy carried out by the Egyptian government calls for launching new initiatives to maximize the contribution of the ICT sector to Egypt’s economic growth by focusing on capacity building, electronics design and manufacturing, and technology parks. The strategy also includes a plan for the digital transformation of core government services in the following areas: education, healthcare, and government services. This makes Egypt an incredibly interesting partner country and business outsourcing destination for companies in Europe and the rest of the world. The Business Process Outsourcing segment in Egypt is projected to grow by 10.69 % (2023-2027) resulting in a market volume of US$0.78bn by 2027.
Did you know ... ?
Ancient Egyptians invented the first paper which was made by pressing the Papyrus plant.
The population of Egypt is more than 105 million people – who live on only 5% of the country’s land.
Egypt is home to one of the world’s largest dams.
07/2022 - 09/2023
Training Program in Data Analytics, Digital Platforms and Digital Testing
The DSAA member company Atos implemented a training program in Data Analytics, Digital Platforms and Digital Testing in Egypt for young IT talents. The training was targeted at three different tracks, providing skills in the areas of data analytics, digital platform, as well as digital testing. With this initial pilot project in Egypt, a total of 240 trainees underwent a 3-month training program. Beside the opportunity to start a career at Atos, graduates were eligible for outsourcing / onboarding processes as employees at tech companies of the wider IT ecosystem in Egypt.
Where we work
Côte d’Ivoire
Capital: Yamoussoukro
Time Zone: GMT (UTC+0)
Official Languages: French
Population: 27.5 m.
Egypt
Capital: Cairo
Time Zone: GMT+3
Official Languages: Standard Arabic
Population: 100.4 m.
Ghana
Capital: Accra
Time Zone: GMT+3
Official Languages: English
Population: 28.8 m.
Morocco
Capital: Rabat
Time Zone: GMT+1
Official Languages: Standard Arabic and Standard Moroccan Berber
Population: 36.5 m.
Rwanda
Capital: Kigali
Time Zone: GMT+2
Official Languages: Kinyarwanda, English, French, Swahili
Population: 12.6 m.
Senegal
Capital: Dakar
Time Zone: GMT
Official Languages: French
Population: 16.3 m.
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