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CONFERENCEAGENDA

THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOM & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FAIR & FORUM

27 - 30 NOVEMBER | 2016

المعــــــــــــرض الدولــــــــــــــــى لإلتصــــــــــــــــــاالت وتكنولوجيــــــــــــــــا المعلومـــــــــــــــــات

Forum Sponsors

5 6The International Telecom, Information Technology & Media Trade Fair & Forum

Sunday 27th November, 201614:00 17:00 CAIRO ICT 2016 Opening Ceremony

Nefertiti Hall (By Invitation Only)

14:00 14:45 Keynotes

• Mr. Ossama Kamal – Chairman Tradefairs International

• H.E. Yasser El Kady - Minister of CIT, Egypt• Mr. Brahima Sanou – Director ITU,

Telecommunication Development Bureau • Mr. Abdoulkarim Soumaila – Secretary General

African Telecommunications Union• Dr. Hamadoun Toure – Executive Director,

Smart Africa Alliance

14:45 15:00 Word from the Sponsors

• Mr. Tarek Elhousseiny – Director West and North Africa, Visa

• Mr. Mohamed Salem – Chairman, Sico• Mr. Walid Fouad – GM, Safran Egypt

MOU Signing:• ITIDA / VISA• Hua Ying Comm. / Sico Elec. / Silicon Waha• MCIT / ITU

15:00 16:00 Panel Discussion: Unleashing the 4G Potential in the Age of IoT

IoT is perhaps the most buzzed-about opportu-nity out there when it comes to wireless, and no wonder: Over the past decade, digital technolo-gies have begun to blanket our lives, forming the backbone of a large, intelligent infrastructure that can support, in theory, billions of new connected devices.With Egypt’s 4 operators entering the world of LTE, there must be a great potential for such

operators and a Pandora’s Box for consumers. This discussion will probe all this potential

Moderator Mr. Ossama Kamal

Panelists • H.E. Yasser El Kady – Minister of CIT• Mr. Hazem Metwally – CEO Etisalat Egypt• Mr. Jean-Marc Harion – CEO Orange Egypt • Mr. Tamer Gaddallah – CEO Telecom Egypt• Mr. Stefano Gastaut – CEO Vodafone Egypt


Monday 28th November, 201611:00 12:30 The Digital Disruption Era: Disrupt or Get

Disrupted

Location Hall 3

We are witnessing the 4th Industrial Revolution in a series of waves: the digital consumer, who enjoys more interactive and personalized experi-ences thanks to social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies (SMAC); the digital enterprise, which optimize the cost of corporate functions and real-ize greater productivity; and the emerging digital operations wave, where companies are truly rev-olutionizing business with the use of artificial in-telligence, robotics, cognitive computing and the Industrial Internet of Things. The rapid pace and scale of disruption is unique to the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Digital compa-nies can reach new customers immediately and at virtually zero marginal cost. They can compete in new sectors by collaborating with peers and competitors. They can massively improve quality and productivity by converging technologies and sources of data.

Moderator Mr. Ayman El Gohary, General Manager, Cisco Egypt

Speakers • Mr. Ahmed Ossama – Commercial VP, TE• Mr. Mohamed Tantawy – GM Egypt & Libya,

DELL/EMC• Mr. Nadi Nached – ECEMEA Clusters Manager,

Oracle• Mr. Osama Qadan – Managing Partner & CEO,

Equinox• Mr. Sherif Barakaat – VP, Chief Commercial

Officer, Samsung

12:45 14:15 The Era of Digital Disruption, Transformation and Reinvention

Location Hall 3

Business leaders are intent on disrupting before they are disrupted. They want to drive value from data in new ways, and they are embracing a world of rapid experimentation that allows for the abil-ity to innovate faster. Success is no longer about changing strategies more often, but having the agility to execute multiple strategies concurrently. And success requires CEOs to develop the right leadership capabilities, workforce skills and cor-porate cultures to support digital transformation.This is a unique blend within one session of disrup-tors, business leaders and innovators, giving us a peak at the fourth industrial revolution.

Moderator Mr. Hossam Saleh – VP Tradefairs International

Speakers • Ms. Rana Kortam – Public Policy Associate, Uber North Africa

• Mr. Noel Chateau Head of Customer Experience Orange Egypt

• Mr. Hossam Kandeel – VP Business development, Ericsson

• Mr. Amr Fathy – VP IT, Etisalat Misr• Mr. Alaa Zaher – Head of Strategy & Innovation,

Vodafone


15:00 16:30 Africa: A Continent with Potential Yet to be Unleashed

Location Hall 4

With a billion people spread across 54 diverse na-tions, and rich natural and agricultural resources, Africa is often described as the last true frontier for economic development. Many of its govern-ments are starting to address inherited problems by establishing stable democracies, effective legal and tax regimes and realistic economic strate-gies. These improvements, along with the obvious attraction of a young, growing consumer class, have attracted considerable interest from foreign investors. ICT is the catalyst for fast growth Afri-ca now and in the near future. African ICT officials are discussing the future of the continent through representatives of several African countries and organizations.

Moderator Mr. David Meads - VP Africa, Cisco

Speakers • H.E. Yasser Al Kadi – Minister of CIT, Egypt

• H.E. Yaya Abdoul Kane – Minister of ICT Senegal

• Mr. Abdoulkarim Soumaila – Secretary General ATU

• Mrs. Bhooneshwari Kissoon - Luckputtya, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry Telecom, Communications & Innovation, Mauritius

• Honorable Dr. Win Busayi Juyana Mlambo – Deputy Minister of ICT, Postal and Courier Services, Zimbabwe

• Dr. Hamdoun Toure – Executive Director, Smart Africa Alliance

15:00 16:30 Information of Everything & the Internet of Things

Location Hall 3

With the Information of Everything, every device that you use is interconnected. The flow of infor-mation creates an environment in which the digital merges with the physical. Our panelists will high-lights how it’s possible that there may come a time when technology can interface with your senses to create realistic virtual experiences beyond any-thing that can be imagined at this point. This act of all devices interfacing with each other is also referred to as the device mesh. The Internet of things in both the consumer and B2B market will continue to rise, connecting data, things, processes and people. Intelligent systems will grow rapidly in 2017.

Chairman Dr. Hazem El Tahawy – Chairman Eitesal

Speakers • Mr. Ismail Saeed – Technical Affairs VP, TE

• Mr. Walid Fahmy – Solutions Architect, Cisco

• Mr. Sami Nedhif – Business Development Manager, ATDI

• Mr. Victor Fayez Mourad – SE Manager, Avaya

• Mr. Ahmed Emam – Department Head IoT, Vodafone

• Mr. Khaled Rabie – Chief Business Officer, Etisalat Misr

• Mr. Hazem Nabih –Cloud MEA Director, Microsoft

17:00 19:30 Samsung Entaleq Challenge

Location Hall 1


Tuesday 29th November, 201611:00 12:30 Cybersecurity: Threats, trends and implications

Location Hall 3

Geopolitics is now the core determinant of the shape and severity of cyber threats public and pri-vate sector organizations face. Cyber deterrence is becoming a core pillar of 21st century diplomacy. Alarmingly for business, the majority of apparent cases of cyber deterrence involved targeting com-mercial entities. This reflects the imperative role that corporate enterprises play in ensuring that, at a fundamental level, populations are provided with basic commodities like electricity, food, wa-ter, fuel and the ability to communicate. And with communications, cyber security is imperative, not-ing that the internet today is the backbone of any modern society. As we talk more about connected communities and IoT, cybersecurity has become the talk of the town: an essential need today as we enter an era with strong focus on the Industrial Internet and the strategy behind cybersecurity. This panel will discuss why government, companies, organiza-tions and even individuals must implement a cyber security strategy

Chairman Dr. Sherif Hashem – Vice President for Cybersecurity, NTRA

Speakers • Mr. George Ezzat – CEO, Elite VAd• Ms. Nesrine Sameh - Head of Corporate

Security, Vodafone• Mr. Mohamed Ramzi – Senior System Engineer,

IXIA

• Mr. Sameh Emam – Consulting Systems Engineer, Cisco

• Mr. Ray Kafity – Vice President, META, Attivo Networks

• Mr. Peter Adel – Sales Manager UAE, Kuwait & Oman, Arbor Networks.

• Ms. Rania El Rouby – Security Solutions Consultant, Palo Alto Networks

• Mr. Abdulla Hasayen –MEA Digital Crime Unit Manager, Microsoft

• Mr. Waleed Hosny– Systems Sales Consulting Director MEA, Oracle

13:00 14:30 Smart and Connected Communities: Social & Technology Perspectives

Location Hall 3

Cities and communities are entering a new era of transformational change, in which their inhab-itants and their surroundings are increasingly con-nected by smart technologies, leading to new op-portunities for innovation, improved services, and enhanced quality of life. The goal of this panel is to support activities that will improve understand-ing of smart and connected communities and lead to discoveries that enable sustainable change to enhance community functioning. Successful proj-ects integrate multiple disciplinary perspectives and meaningful community engagement so as to involve both the social and technological dimen-sions.

Keynote Speaker

H.E. Mostafa Madbouly – Minister of Housing & New Urban Communities

Moderator Dr. Moataz Hassouna – CIO Emaar Misr

Speakers • H.E. Dr. Ahmed Darwish – Chairman, Suez Canal Economic Zone


Speakers • Mr. Ayman Ismail – CEO New Capital of Egypt• Mr. David Meads – VP Africa, Cisco• Mr. Mohamed Sultan – CEO, Palm Hills • Mr. Mohamed Sameh – Sales Director,TE• Mr. Mahmoud El Khateeb – Public Sector

Segment Director, Microsoft• Mr. Mohammed Salah Hegazy – Head of

Business Solutions, Corporate Segment, Orange• Mr. Ahmed Sorour - Communication & Security

Manager, ECG

15:00 16:30 ICT Disruption Serves Healthcare

Location Hall 4

Although basic eHealth technology is widely avail-able on the market, the absorption of new knowl-edge and acceptance to use ICT in health care is varying remarkably among citizens and medical professionals. The wider use of ICT in healthcare is a basic condition for the development, imple-mentation and further generation of innovative health care technologies. Therefore social capac-ity, knowledge and acceptance to utilize eHealth technologies among citizens and medical profes-sionals need to be strengthened throughout Egypt and the region.

Chairman H.E. Dr. Ahmed Emad Rady, Minister of Health

Panelists • Dr. Abeer Maghawry – Advisor to Minister for Radiology

• Dr. Sherif Wadie – Advisor to Minister for Critical Care

• Dr. Ahmed El Ansary – Chairman Ambulance Organization

• Mr. Aysam Salah – Advisor to Minister for IT

17:00 18:30 Vision 2030 in a Disruptive World

Location Hall 1

The new Egypt will possess a competitive, bal-anced and diversified economy, dependent on innovation and knowledge, based on justice, so-cial integrity and participation, characterized by a balanced and diversified ecological collaboration system, investing the ingenuity of place and hu-mans to achieve sustainable development and to improve Egyptians’ life quality.

Chairman H.E. Dr. Ashraf Al Araby – Minister of Planning and Reform• Dr. Lamis Gaber – Member of Parliament• Dr. Mohamed El Sherif – CEO, Logic


Wednesday 30th November, 201611:00 12:30 Unleashing the Cloud Computing Roadmap:

Trends, Drivers & Challenges

Location Hall 3

In 2016, the overarching theme is that hybrid cloud adoption is ramping as both cloud users and cloud providers mature. Private cloud adoption increased from 63 percent to 77 percent, driving hybrid cloud adoption up from 58 percent to 71 percent year-over-year. Cloud users are running applications in an average of 1.5 public clouds and 1.7 private clouds. Lack of resources/expertise is now the #1 cloud challenge, opening new vistas for trained staff, while security concerns have be-come the #2 challenge.And loud cost management provides a significant opportunity for savings, since few companies are taking critical actions to optimize cloud costs, such as shutting down unused workloads or selecting lower-cost cloud or regions.Is it still tempting to stay on the cloud, or some-thing will change in 2017?

Moderator Dr. Moataz Hassouna – CIO Emaar Misr

Speakers • Mr. Waleed Ossama – Egypt Levant North Africa Sales Consulting Director, Oracle

• Mr. Ayman Abo Elfadl – VP and Head of IT and cloud, Ericsson

• Mr. Mohamed Abdallah – Datacenter Lead, Cisco

• Mr. Wael Khalil – Sr. Advisor, Data Center, Hosting & Cloud, Orange

• Mr. Antony Cook – CELA MEA Director, Microsoft• Mr. Ronald Raffensperger – CTO, Data Center

Solutions, Huawei

13:00 14:30 Disruptive Big Data in a World of Mobility

Location Hall 3

Big data will be a necessary asset for companies in all sectors, From trucking to data entry, big data algorithms will change the landscape in a big way, metaphorically and literally — geographical infor-mation systems will get a major upgrade in speed and efficiency. Our panelists will discuss how In-novation will continue with developments in big data storage, providing much needed revolution-ary agility in IT. However, we are in a world highly dependent on mobility in every aspect of life. How big data plays a crucial role in this world of mobility is the subject of this very interesting discussion

Moderator Omar Al Harouni - Solution Consulting Director, Levant, Egypt and North Africa, Oracle

Speakers • Mr. Ahmed Murad – Solution Specialist MEA, Oracle

• Mr. Mohamed Abdallah – Datacenter lead, Cisco • Ms. Lobna El Bayar – Director Information

Technology Orange• Mr. Ahmed Abd El Shafy – VP and Head of

Network Services, Ericsson• Mr. Mohamed Abdallah – Enterprise Business

Unit Director, Vodafone• Mr. Ahmed Kabeel – CEO, OMS• Mr. Ronald Raffensperger – CTO, Data Center

Solutions, Huawei


15:00 16:30 ICT as an Economic Driver

Location Hall 3

Egypt has come to recognize the importance of ICT as a catalyst for sustainable socio-economic devel-opment. This recognition is well captured in the Vision 2030. The increasing globalization driven by ICT makes it to irreversibly consider the appli-cation and promotion of ICT strategy to facilitate its rapid growth and development. ICT is a funda-mental enabler of socio-economic development; and Egypt has made major progress in this do-main. This involves the development of the vibrant ICT sector to drive and expand national production and service frontiers.

Moderator Mr. Ahmed Kamal – Director, Planning Institute

Speakers • Dr. Mohamed Khodeir – CEO, GAFI• Dr. Nihal Almogharbel – Vice Minister of

Planning• Dr. Mostafa Ghali – Assistant Minister of

Planning• Mr. Ahmed Koshok – Vice Minister of Finance• Ms. Ghada Labib – Advisor to the Prime Minister• Dr. Medhat Madani – Chairman Promark

16:00 17:00 National Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) Strategy

Location Hall 1

Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) is software whose underlying programming source code is freely available to access, modify, and redistribute. This is different from proprietary software where the copyright holder sets restrictions on its use, copying and distribution.

Experiences has demonstrated that adopting FOSS has potential for strong economic and develop-ment benefits, especially in developing countries. Targeting these impacts, MCIT has decided to de-velop the underlying FOSS strategy to support and promote the usage and utilization of FOSS. The strategy has been developed in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders.

Moderator Mr. Hossam Saleh, VP Tradefairs International

Speakers • Mrs. Asmaa Hosny – CEO, ITIDA • Mr. Khaled Rabii – CBO, Etisalat Misr• Dr. Haitham Hamza – Cairo University/SECC• Mr. Mohab Anis – CEO, Innovity• Mr. Youssif Ali – CEO, eSpace

Closing Remarks

• H.E. Yasser El Kadi – Minister of CIT• Mr. Ossama Kamal – Chairman Tradefairs

International


Monday 28th November, 2016PAFIX 2016 Conference Openning (Hall 1)

Sponsored by

11:00 11:10 Welcome Note

H.E. Yasser Al Kadi – Minister of CIT, Egypt


• Mr. Hisham Ezz el Arab – Chairman, Federation of Egyptian BanksNew Trends by Egyptian Banks towards Financial Inclusion

• Mr. Ayman Hussein – Asst. Sub Governor, Payment Systems & Technology Sector, CBENew Regulations for Digital Payment in Egypt

• Mr. Stephen Kehoe – Senior VP, Financial Inclusion, VisaDigital Inclusion Trends

• Mr. Ahmed Al Wakil – Chairman, Federation of African Chambers of CommerceMerchants as an agent of change in the community (Acceptance of Digital Payments)

• Mr. Christian Minoungou – Senior Policy Officer, African Union CommissionThe Road Ahead for Africa’s Financial Inclusion

• Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan – Chairman, E-financeSuccess Stories on the Road towards Financial Inclusion in Egypt

11:50 12:00 MOU Signing

• Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce and Visa

• Egypt Post and Visa

12:00 13:15 Panel Discussion: Innovative Financial Inclusion

Location Hall 1

Innovation in financial services can help in bridg-ing the financial inclusion divide in our part of the world, in terms of access, quality, and returns. Technology in the disruptive digital era is a corner-stone for inclusion, being innovative and creative of new business patterns around the world. Digital financial services also allow women’s convenient access to financial services, especially in rural ar-eas, thus allowing them the opportunity to face emergencies in life. While technology providers are offering golden op-portunities to start the financial inclusion process, and banking service providers are gearing them-selves to disseminate the word, policymakers and regulators are reluctant to embrace them. Regula-tory authorities need to be equipped with in-depth knowledge of innovative business models to devel-op an enabling ecosystem for innovative financial inclusion to thrive in a safe and stable manner.

Moderator Mr. Lotfy Zakhour – Senior VP Booz & Co.

Panelists • Mr. Hisham Okasha – Chairman, National Bank of Egypt

• Mr. Stephen Kehoe – Senior VP, Financial Inclusion, Visa

• Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan – Chairman e-finace• Mr. Mohamed Antably – Head of Corporate

Animation, QNBA• Mr. Ahmed Abuldahab – Retail Head, SAIB


13:45 15:00 Omni-Channel: Financial Inclusion empowered by Digital Retail

Location Hall 1

Omnichannel is a cross-channel business model that companies use to increase customer expe-rience. The approach has verticals in healthcare, government, financial services, and retail, includ-ing channels such as physical locations, Social media, live web chats, mobile applications and telephone communication. Companies that use omnichannel contend that a customer values the ability to be in constant contact with a company through multiple avenues at the same time.

Presentation Ms. Nermine ElTahry – GM Banking Reform Sector, CBE

Moderator Mr. Alaa Ezz – Secretary General, Federation of Chambers of Commerce

Panelists • Mr. Ahmed Al Wakil – Chairman, Federation of Egyptian & African Chambers of Commerce

• Mr. Mohamd Abolyazid – CEO, City Stars• Mr. Ashraf Halim – CP Commercial, Orange • Mr. Ronald Duncan – Chairman & CIO CloudBuy• Mr. Mohamed Yehia – Deputy CTO, efinance• Mr. Maher El Issaoui – Regional Director MEA,

CitiXsys Arabia • Dr. Minas Ibrahim – CEO, EG-Gate

Tuesday 29th November, 201611:00 12:30 Panel Discussion: Bank of the Future: Design the

Bank of 2020

Location Hall 1

Speakers will discuss in this significant panel the reshaping of the banking industry in the near fu-ture. Traditional players, emerging disruptors and visionaries of the banking sector will speak about what the future of money and the business of banking will look like soon, based on innovation as a path to competitiveness and a superior banking experience. We shall learn how banks save billions through digitization and going branchless and how telecom operators attract customers for banking services by far easier than traditional banks, and according-ly by the masses.

Moderator Mr. Lotfy Zakhour – Senior VP Booz & Co

Panelists • Mr. Mohamed EL Sabban – Digital Innovation Head, CIB

• Mr. Mohamed Al Rashidi – Founder and CEO, One Global

• Mr. Mechelle Wakilah – Chairman, Progressoft• Ms. Gylan Ghoneim – e-channels’ GM, Retail

Division, Banque Misr• Mr. Seth Sall – Director of the Digital Economy,

Senegal• Mr. Haitham Tarabeek – Strategy & Business

Planning Director, e-finance


13:00 14:30 ICT for Development

Location Hall 1

ICT4D is the application of information and com-munication technologies toward socio-economic development, with emphasis on helping poor and marginalized people and communities. It aims to help in international development by bridging the digital divide and providing equitable access to technologies. ICT4D is grounded in the notions of “development”, “growth”, “progress” and “global-ization” and is often interpreted as the use of tech-nology to deliver a greater good.

Keynote H.E. Ghada Waly – Minister of Social Solidarity

Panel Discussion: ICT for Development

How Technology Serves Microfinance & SME’s

Moderator • Mr. Tarek ElHusseiny – Director West and North Africa, Visa

Panelists • Mr. Mohamed Ashmawy – CEO, Tahya Masr• Dr. Safwat El Nahhas – CEO, Beit El Zakat• Mr. Ahmed Sabri – Mobile Innovation Manager,

CIB • Mr. Alaa Farouk – Head of Retail, NBE• Mr. Mostafa Ghali – Assistant Minister for IT,

Ministry of Planning

Closing Remarks

• H.E. Ghada Waly – Minister of Social Solidarity

THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL DEFENSE, SECURITY AND

PUBLIC SAFETY CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION


Monday 28th November, 201613:00 14:30 Aviation Security

Location Hall 4

Keynote Speech

H.E. Sherif Fathy – Minister of Civil Aviation

Panel Discussion: Airport Security: Safety Vs Facilitation

The aviation security and facilitation strategy is fo-cused on threat-based and outcome risk manage-ment. Proactive coordination and collaboration between airlines, airports, regulators, law enforce-ment agencies and intelligence communities to effectively address smart aviation security proce-dures. Collectively, the aviation industry needs to develop smarter and faster next-generation avia-tion and border security solutions for airline pas-sengers and cargo customers. Governments and industry partners must improve their readiness to manage emerging threats and the growth fore-casts for passengers and cargo volumes. Accord-ingly, new regulations must be smarter to achieve the goals of security, while maintaining facilitation also at a high level.

Chairman H.E. Sherif Fathy – Minister of Civil Aviation

Panelists • Mr. Dieter Klawunder – CEO MODI Modular Digits GmbH

• Ms. Franziska Haunolder – Security Solutions Designer, Siemens

• Mr. Walid Fouad – Country Manager, Safran• Mr. Sherif Khaled – CEO, Falcon Group • Mr. Habib Halaby – Head of Mawarid, Egypt• Mr. John Hooper – Regional Sales Manager,

Rapiscan

Tuesday 29th November, 201613:00 14:30 Panel Discussion: Public Safety and Wide Area

Security

Location Hall 4

Public safety and security are functions of gov-ernments which ensure the protection of citizens, organizations, and institutions against threats to their well-being – and to the prosperity of their communities. To meet the increasing challenges in the public security area, responsible public institu-tions and organizations can tap into their own in-telligence to successfully address possible threats in advance. They optimize their internal struc-tures, use synergies, and carefully balance costs and benefits of their measures. As threats are multi-faceted, realizing security and public safety in wide areas are also multi-faceted. This panel dis-cusses the different angels of security and public safety in a very unsafe world today.

Moderator Mr. Adel Abelmoneim, Security Expert

Panelists • Mr. Sherif Khaled – CEO, Falcon Group• Mr. Ramy Bayram – Security Solutions Designer,

Siemens• Mr. Habib Halaby – Head of Mawarid, Egypt• Mr. Wadah Amro – CCO, NAFFCO• Dr. Hesham Yehia – CEO HST, chairman ZKTECO

N. Africa• Mr. Binson Xu – GM MENA, Hikvision


Egypt Broader Way Forum:Enabling Digital TransformationTuesday 29th November, 2016

Sponsored by

Location Nefertiti Hall

Digital transformation as a global trend is pursued by countries and industries to sustain growth and strengthen competitiveness. ICT is playing a vital role in the course of digital transformation, which is developed and used to revolutionize traditional industries, create new growth mode and give rise to endless possibilities.By bringing idea, people and things together, under the Auspices of H.E. Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Eng. Yasser ElKady, Huawei will sponsor Egypt Broader Way Forum which has a theme of “Enabling Digital Transformation” and includes keynote speeches by professionals in the industry, as well as panel discussions on the topic of “Develop ICT to increase Egypt’s competitiveness” and “ICT enables digital transformation”.

12:30 13:00 Registration

Hosting • Mr. Hossam Saleh - Telecom, Media and Technology Expert


• H.E. Eng. Yasser Al Kadi - Minister of CIT Opening speech

• Dr. Hamadoun Touré - Executive Director Smart Africa, Former ITU Secretary-GeneralICT accelerates digital transformation

Egypt Broader Way Forum

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• Mr. Peng Song - President North Africa, Huawei Build a better connected Egypt

• Mr. Hu Jianbo - Director of Industry and planning, China Academy of Information Communication TechnologyDigital Transformation in China

• Mr. Hong-Eng KOH - Huawei’s Global Chief Public Safety ExpertPublic Safety in the Age of Digital Transformation

• Mr. Liu Jianming - Deputy Director, Chinese Society for Electrical Engineering, ChinaBuilding the Energy Internet with New ICT

• Mr. Bruce Lin - Huawei Carrier Cloud transformation chief expertCase sharing: govt. clouding

15:35 15:45 H.E. Dr. Mostafa Madbouly - Minister of Housing, Utility & Urban DevelopmentSmart Utilities Development

15:45 16:45 Panel Discussion: ICT enables digital economy in Egypt

Moderator Mr. Hossam Saleh - Telecom, Media and Technology

Panelists • Dr. Ahmed Darwish – Chairman, General Authority Suez Canal Economic Zone

• Mr. Hong-Eng KOH - Huawei’s Global Chief Public Safety Expert

• Dr. Mahmoud El Dessouky - CEO of Cloud Services Group - CSG

• Mr. Ayman Ismail - CEO of The New Administrative Capital Company

• Mr. Sherif Mourad Ghaleb - Senior advisor, SAP –MENA

16:45 17:30 Networking

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