NTI Signs Three Cooperation Protocols to Empower Egyptian Youth in Digital Transformation

The National Telecommunication Institute (NTI)  has announced the signing of three new cooperation protocols with academic and industrial partners from different Egyptian governorates, further strengthening its role in building digital capacities and empowering youth for the labor market. These agreements align with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology’s (MCIT)  national strategy to equip young Egyptians with advanced technological skills and foster innovation across the country.

The first protocol was signed with the University of Innovation in the East Governorate. This collaboration aims to implement joint training and research programs, alongside the exchange of scientific and technical expertise. The initiative will qualify students and graduates in communications and information technology fields, preparing them to meet the evolving needs of the job market. It reflects NTI’s continued efforts to cultivate creativity, innovation, and competitiveness among Egypt’s youth.

In Assiut Governorate, NTI partnered with Petra IT to launch vocational training programs under the Digital Youth of Egypt Initiative. These programs are designed to prepare trainees for the labor market by providing them with practical, hands-on experience within real working environments. The collaboration will also create employment opportunities for outstanding graduates and encourage the development of joint applied projects that connect technical education with the needs of both domestic and international markets.

The third agreement was signed with ABS.AI, a leading Cairo-based company specializing in artificial intelligence and data analytics. Through this partnership, NTI aims to enhance youth digital skills by offering specialized training in AI, data analysis, and software solutions. The cooperation also supports the provision of job opportunities for NTI graduates, aligning with Egypt’s digital transformation and the growing demand for advanced technology professionals.

These partnerships reflect NTI’s ongoing commitment to expanding its reach across Egypt—from the East to Assiut to Cairo—while supporting Egypt’s Digital Vision 2030. By fostering collaboration between academia and industry, the institute continues to play a vital role in developing human capital, advancing digital inclusion, and positioning Egypt as a leader in innovation and technology-driven economic growth.