Ericsson Egypt and the Information Technology Institute (ITI), which is part of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, are exploring a strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to boost digital capacity-building programs and prepare specialized professionals in Artificial Intelligence (AI) fields. This effort will support the needs of the job market and contribute to the growth of the communications and information technology sector.
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