In order to support the needs of digital youth and give them access to the necessary technological skills, a new partnership has been established between Egypt’s digital creativity centres, the Technology Creativity Center and Entrepreneurship at the Information Technology Industry Development Authority, and the “Orange” digital centre. This is related to the need to improve chances for collaboration and foster young people’s abilities and entrepreneurship.
The partnership’s objective is to make use of Egypt’s technical education outcomes in a way that advances the country’s Vision 2030. The partnership includes providing various exercises and consultations through the center’s departments, most notably the software department, the business speed of startups, and the digital manufacturing laboratory.
It is worth noting that the Egypt Digital Creativity Centers project is an initiative launched by the Egyptian government and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and is implemented through the Center for Technology Creativity and Entrepreneurship.
The project intends to assist students, business owners, small- and medium-sized business owners, and startup founders in order for them to effectively contribute to the state’s digital transformation in a variety of areas.
The “Orange” digital centre, the first integrated digital education centre in Egypt, was founded in collaboration between the “Orange” firm Egypt and the German Agency for International Cooperation. It offers free digital exercises and consultations to young Egyptians.
The “Orange” centre and Egypt’s digital creativity have started a new collaboration to help young people gain skills.
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