By ; Mostafa Ibrahim - Bakinam Khaled
Swift Act opened its second branch in Egypt in Assiut Governorate, in the presence of the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Dr. Amr Talaat, Swift Act's CEO Mr. Mohamed Madbouly, the Governor of Assiut, Major General Essam Saad, CEO of Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA), Eng. Ahmed Alzaher, CEO, Managing Director of Silicon Waha, Mr. Hashem Mansy.
Swift act is expanding its reach and sharing technological knowledge and expertise by opening its second branch in Egypt, specifically in Assiut Governorate. This new branch enhances the company’s existing branches in Cairo, Egypt, United States and Germany.
By extending its reach to local communities, Swift Act aims to support young professionals and improve their access to opportunities for skill enhancement. The branch will function as a hub for research and development for sharing knowledge and fostering collaboration. This strategic move aims to drive innovation and stimulate the growth of the technology and electronics sector not only in Assiut but also throughout the entire southern region of Egypt.
"We are thrilled to announce the opening of our branch in Assiut Governorate," said the CEO of Swift Act, Mr. Mohamed Madbouly. "As a company committed to empowering individuals with state-of-the-art technological solutions, we believe that this expansion will not only benefit the local community but also contribute to the overall growth of the technological sector in Egypt." "We are confident that our collaboration with the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology, as well as Silicon Waha, will significantly enhance the opportunities available for young professionals in Assiut."
The ceremony promises to be a significant occasion, highlighting the dedication of Swift Act and its global technological partners to advancing and revolutionizing the technology sector in Egypt. Attendees can expect to experience inspiring speeches, informative sessions, and an interactive showcase of Swift Act's latest research and development endeavors.
