The 30th edition of Cairo ICT opened on Saturday at the Egypt International Exhibition Centre, bringing together technology companies, government bodies and international organisations. The four-day event will run until November 10 under the theme “AI in Action”.
The exhibition is focused on the practical use of artificial intelligence and its growing role in modern services. Organisers aim to show how new technology can improve business operations, support public institutions and create opportunities for innovation across different sectors.
The event is being held under the patronage of Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. Several government ministries are taking part, including the ministries responsible for communications, foreign affairs, health, civil aviation and education. Their participation reflects the growing importance of digital systems in public services and national development.
Artificial intelligence is one of the main themes this year. Businesses and public organisations are exploring how AI can help process information, improve customer support and make daily operations more efficient. The exhibition provides a space for technology companies to present new products and demonstrate practical applications.
Digital infrastructure is another major focus. Reliable internet access, secure data systems and modern networks are important for the wider use of digital services. Companies are expected to present solutions that can support these needs and help organisations improve their technology systems.
The event also gives local technology firms an opportunity to meet international partners and explore new business relationships. Such meetings can help Egyptian companies gain access to expertise, investment and markets beyond the country.
Cairo ICT has become a regular meeting point for the technology sector in Egypt. Its 30th edition comes at a time when artificial intelligence is changing industries around the world. The focus on practical applications suggests that organisers want to move beyond general discussions and show how technology can deliver real results.
The exhibition will continue through November 10, with visitors able to explore new developments and discuss the future of digital services in Egypt and the wider region.
