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Egypt’s Deloitte Innovation Hub to Invest Additional $40 Million in Technology Expansion

October 22, 2026
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Ahmed Salem, Chief Operating Officer of Deloitte Innovation Hub in Cairo, said the hub is part of Deloitte’s Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) network and exports specialized technology services to 30 countries across the region.

Deloitte Innovation Hub  in Cairo plans to invest an additional $40 million over the next 12 to 18 months, completing its $110 million investment plan, of which $70 million has already been invested. The planned investment reflects the hub’s efforts to strengthen its technology capabilities and expand the services it delivers to global markets.

Ahmed Salem, Chief Operating Officer of Deloitte Innovation Hub in Cairo, said the hub is part of Deloitte’s Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) network and exports specialized technology services to 30 countries across the region. The hub supports digital transformation projects for Deloitte clients across several industries, including food and beverage, technology, and automotive, while also collaborating with other Deloitte innovation hubs across international markets.

Salem added that the hub provides specialized services in artificial intelligence and data, cloud computing and DevOps, as well as cybersecurity and digital trust. These capabilities enable the hub to help clients develop digital solutions, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen the security of their enterprise systems.

He explained that the Google Cloud AI Experience Center in Cairo supports the exploration and development of artificial intelligence applications by leveraging technologies such as Gemini and Vertex AI. These capabilities help translate technological potential into practical solutions that address client needs and support the delivery of global projects.

Salem emphasized that developing Egyptian talent and building specialized technology expertise are central to the hub’s strategy. He noted that continued investment in local talent and the capabilities of Cairo-based teams strengthens the hub’s ability to meet the requirements of international projects and expand technology service exports.

He added that the hub continues to strengthen its role within Deloitte’s global network by leveraging local talent and technological capabilities, supporting Egypt’s position as a hub for delivering specialized technology services to regional and international markets.

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