Egypt’s NTI Partners City University Cairo to Advance Technology Training and Research

Egypt’s National Telecommunications Institute (NTI)  has signed a cooperation protocol with City University in Cairo  to strengthen collaboration in scientific research, academic training and the development of technology professionals.

The agreement is part of NTI’s efforts to expand partnerships with academic institutions and strengthen the integration of university education, applied training and scientific research. The institute operates under Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.

The protocol was signed by Prof. Dr. Ahmed Khattab, Director of the National Telecommunications Institute, and Prof. Dr. Mostafa Gouda, Vice President of City University in Cairo, in the presence of representatives from both institutions.

Under the agreement, the two institutions will collaborate on field training programmes for university students and graduates, joint scientific research, academic supervision and the exchange of technological and academic expertise. The partnership will also explore the establishment of specialised international academies at the university, drawing on the expertise and training capabilities of NTI’s existing academies.

The cooperation further covers the organisation of specialised conferences, seminars and workshops, as well as the development of joint projects, initiatives and academic activities.

The partnership is expected to expand practical learning opportunities for students and graduates while strengthening their technical capabilities to meet the changing demands of the communications and information technology sectors.

The agreement also reflects NTI’s broader efforts to strengthen partnerships with Egyptian universities, support scientific research and develop skilled technology professionals capable of competing in local and international labour markets.