Mobile phone subscriptions in Egypt reached nearly 120 million in 2024, accompanied by more than 10% growth in mobile internet usage compared to the previous year.

Orange Egypt has signed an agreement with Huawei to deploy 5G technology across the country, supporting Egypt’s digital infrastructure and enabling technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, augmented reality, and virtual reality.

Mobile operator e& Egypt plans to invest around EGP 18 billion in 2025 to strengthen networks

Telecom Egypt (WE) has introduced a price hike for both home internet services and recharge cards, which came into effect starting Friday, December 6th.

Mobile users in Egypt will soon be able to switch to e-SIM technology at EGP 270 for replacing traditional SIM cards, or EGP 330 for purchasing new ones.

e& Egypt is targeting to invest EGP 18 billion in infrastructure and networks across Egypt by 2025.

The National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has given initial approval to raise the prices of telecommunications services in Egypt.

The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has signed the second batch of the fifth generation (5G) service licenses with the four telecom operators in the country.

Three major mobile network operators in Egypt, namely Vodafone Egypt, Orange, and e& Egypt, are expected to sign an agreement on October 7th to introduce fifth-generation (5G) services.

The Egyptian government has collected up to $675 million from selling fifth generation (5G) service licenses to the four telecom operators in the country.

elecom operators in Egypt will not increase the prices of recharge cards or internet packages.