Ahmed Mekky, Chairman and CEO of Benya Group, shared that the group's agreement with global company Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise truly shows Benya's dedication to supporting Egypt's digital future. This will happen through building infrastructure specifically designed to meet local needs, ensuring long-term sustainability, and helping the country keep up with the fast global changes in advanced technology. Benya Group officially signed a cooperation agreement with Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise (ALE International). The goal is to help develop Egypt's next-generation digital infrastructure and speed up the country's big plans in artificial intelligence and cloud computing. This move really highlights how local and international companies are working together more and more in the tech world. The agreement, which was signed in Cairo, sets up a strategic plan for both parties to collaborate in several really important areas. These include secure connectivity, modernizing networks, and improving data center infrastructure, along with boosting cloud computing services. All these efforts are designed to help build a more advanced and efficient digital system right here in the Egyptian market. Mekky also mentioned that this partnership with ALE International will make Benya Group even better at providing advanced digital services and infrastructure to organizations all over the country. He pointed out that these kinds of partnerships are great for making digital operations more efficient and supporting technology transformation plans across different economic sectors. The CEO of Benya Group further explained that this partnership fits perfectly with Egypt's national digital transformation goals. It also aligns with both companies' focus on creating infrastructure that prioritizes digital security, data sovereignty, and economic growth driven by technology. This really shows a strategic push to make Egypt a major regional technology hub. ALE International is a global tech company that specializes in providing network and communication solutions. They offer their services to various organizations and sectors to help them improve how they operate and become more competitive. They do this whether through cloud services, on-site solutions, or a mix of both. A big part of their focus is on including strong cybersecurity measures, reducing environmental impact, and sticking to data protection rules both nationally and internationally. Benya Group, on the other hand, is one of the top providers of digital solutions and ICT infrastructure in Egypt, the Middle East, and Africa. Through its different companies, it offers a wide range of services and solutions, including telecommunications, cloud computing, cybersecurity, huge data centers, technology manufacturing, and system integration. This really boosts its ability to support a complete digital transformation in all the markets where it operates.
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