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ITIDA's 21st Job Fair Connects Tech Talent with Digital Opportunities in Alexandria

ITIDA is hosting its 21st annual job fair in Alexandria on February 15th. This event aims to boost employment and develop human resources in Egypt's IT sector, helping young people get ready for the fast-changing digital job market.

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ITIDA's 21st Job Fair Connects Tech Talent with Digital Opportunities in Alexandria

The Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) is organizing the twenty-first edition of its employment forum on February 15th in Alexandria Governorate. This event is part of ITIDA's ongoing efforts to boost employment and develop human resources in the IT sector, helping young people get ready for the rapidly evolving digital job market. The forum aims to connect job seekers, students, recent graduates, and professionals interested in technology, business, software, and international call center fields with diverse job opportunities offered by major companies operating in the Egyptian market. This highlights the forum's role as a direct link between supply and demand in a sector that is among the fastest-growing and most impacted by global technological shifts. The forum isn't just about providing job opportunities; it also includes professional development sessions and specialized workshops. These offer participants direct interaction with company representatives, allowing them to learn about current job market requirements, the most in-demand skills, and future career paths. This is especially important given the transformations in the technology sector, particularly with the rising importance of software, digital services, outsourcing, and artificial intelligence. Organizing this forum aligns with ITIDA's strategy to empower youth, support the growth of the information technology industry, and match education and training outcomes with actual labor market needs. This helps reduce the skills gap and enhances the competitiveness of Egyptian talent locally and regionally. The fact that this forum is being held for the twenty-first consecutive year shows a growing understanding of how important it is to invest in human capital. This investment is a key pillar for the growth of the IT sector, playing a crucial role in supporting the digital economy, attracting investments, and strengthening Egypt's position as a regional hub for technology industries and services.

ITIDA's 21st Job Fair Connects Tech Talent with Digital Opportunities in Alexandria

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