Telecom Egypt is showcasing its artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, cybersecurity and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions at Cairo ICT 2026 as it expands its focus beyond traditional connectivity into enterprise digital services.
The operator is participating in the 30th edition of the exhibition, taking place in New Cairo from 7 to 10 November, under its “Beyond Connectivity” strategy. The strategy focuses on developing digital solutions tailored to businesses and public institutions across Egypt.
Its portfolio targets sectors including healthcare, education, manufacturing, smart cities, ports, airports, hospitality and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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In healthcare, the company is presenting WE Smart Health, a platform that connects systems across medical institutions and uses AI-powered data analytics to support clinical decision-making and resource management. Its WE Smart Education solution offers AI-supported content development, interactive classroom management, lecture analysis and student assessment.
Telecom Egypt is also highlighting industrial and smart-city applications that combine IoT technology with management systems to monitor assets, energy consumption and operational performance. For SMEs, its packages bring together secure connectivity, networking, surveillance, cloud services and business applications.
Its hospitality solutions combine network services with surveillance, interactive television, guest communications and digital payments. The operator is also presenting cybersecurity services designed to protect networks, systems and data, detect threats and support incident response, alongside specialised applications such as WE Legal AI for legal research and document management.
Beyond its enterprise portfolio, Telecom Egypt is promoting its international infrastructure, including submarine cables, landing stations and terrestrial routes linking Africa, Asia and Europe. The company says more than 90% of intercontinental data traffic passes through Egypt, highlighting the country’s role as a major global connectivity corridor.
The showcase comes as demand grows for cloud capacity, secure networks and AI-ready infrastructure. Through its expanded portfolio, Telecom Egypt is seeking to strengthen its position in the enterprise digital services market while supporting organisations in modernising operations and adopting data-driven technologies.
