e& Egypt proudly received the 'Excellence in Financial Technology' award during the Egypt's Best 2026 Summit. This event, held under the patronage of Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, celebrates companies, institutions, and individuals who contribute significantly to supporting the Egyptian economy and advancing its journey of development and digital transformation. Eng. Ahmed Yahya, CEO of Fintech and Digital Applications at e& Egypt, accepted the award. The ceremony was attended by a number of ministers, senior officials, executive leaders, and representatives from economic, financial, and investment institutions. This honor recognizes the company's crucial role in developing cutting-edge fintech solutions and digital services. These efforts are making financial transactions simpler, enhancing customer experiences, and strongly supporting the nation's drive for financial inclusion and building a more efficient and competitive digital economy. The company shared that this award truly reflects the success of its strategy to solidify its position as a comprehensive technology company. They've achieved this by expanding their portfolio of digital services and consistently investing in innovation and developing their technological infrastructure. This approach ensures they meet the evolving needs of individuals and businesses, aligning perfectly with Egypt's digital development goals. Eng. Ahmed Yahya, CEO of Fintech and Digital Applications at e& Egypt, commented: "This recognition truly embodies the success of e& Egypt's strategy in establishing itself as an integrated technology company that goes beyond traditional telecommunications services. Year after year, it confirms our ability to innovate and develop digital solutions that create a real impact on the lives of individuals and businesses." He further explained: "Today, financial technology is no longer just a service; it has become a key driver for economic growth, empowering communities, and accelerating the transition towards a more competitive digital economy." He added: "We will continue to invest in developing a comprehensive and secure digital financial ecosystem that is centered around customer needs. We will also strengthen partnerships that foster innovation and broaden access to digital financial services. All of this supports the ambitious goals of Egypt Vision 2030 for digital transformation and financial inclusion, further enhancing Egypt's standing as a regional hub for technology and innovation."
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