Egypt seeks to increase outsourcing exports to 9 billion dollars in 2026

Communications and Information Technology Minister Amr Talaat said on Sunday the ministry seeks to increasing exports of outsourcing industry, now estimated at 3.7 billion Dollars, to nine million dollars in 2026. He said there are 175 international companies so far establishing more than 195 outsourcing centers in Egypt and employing more than 145,000 specialists, he added. While opening of the 28th edition of the Egypt International Technology Exhibition and Conference for the Middle East and Africa Cairo ICT 24, the minister said the centers vary in their specializations, including 48 call centers, 80 centers for software development and building modern software, and 68 centers for high-v

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