MDP is the leading card issuing platform, enabling businesses to roll out their financial solutions with end-to-end payment infrastructure offerings – ranging from personalized card production to digital processes transaction.

Elsewedy Electric is a global leader that has evolved from a local manufacturer of electrical products into an integrated infrastructure solutions provider; with over 18,000 employees and with recorded revenues of more than USD 4.8 billion in 2022. Elsewedy Electric operate in five key business sectors: Wire, Cable & Accessories, Electrical Products, Engineering & Construction, Digital Solutions, and Infrastructure Investments. With a strong presence in 19 different countries, 31 production facilities spread across African and Asian countries including Egypt, Algeria, KSA, Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Tanzania.

EGYPES (Egypt Energy Show) is at the heart of dynamic, fast growing energy conversation welcoming 35,000+ energy stakeholders from across the energy value chain to meet, connect and explore business-critical avenues for growth.

Following COP27 held in Egypt in 2022 and COP28 in the UAE, the upcoming edition of EGYPES is set to address international net-zero agendas, and drive thought leadership and collaborations for the sustainable production of oil and gas, decarbonisation, and highlight the many opportunities that a responsible energy transition will unlock.

Elsewedy Electric is a global leader that has evolved from a local manufacturer of electrical products into an integrated infrastructure solutions provider; with over 18,000 employees and with recorded revenues of more than USD 4.8 billion in 2022. Elsewedy Electric operate in five key business sectors: Wire, Cable & Accessories, Electrical Products, Engineering & Construction, Digital Solutions, and Infrastructure Investments. With a strong presence in 19 different countries, 31 production facilities spread across African and Asian countries including Egypt, Algeria, KSA, Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Tanzania.

Eng Ahmed El Sewedy, CEO of Elsewedy Electric, an integrated energy solutions company with a presence in over 40 countries, more than 15,000 employees, and 25 production facilities. What began as a local trader in electrical equipment has grown into a significant contributor to the economic growth of Egypt, and one that now also provides educational opportunities for young Egyptians. The company chief discusses Elsewedy Electric’s successful ventures with international partners such as Siemens, and the opportunities for investment in a country that offers excellent conditions for competing with China on a global scale

EGYPES (Egypt Energy Show) is at the heart of dynamic, fast growing energy conversation welcoming 35,000+ energy stakeholders from across the energy value chain to meet, connect and explore business-critical avenues for growth.

Following COP27 held in Egypt in 2022 and COP28 in the UAE, the upcoming edition of EGYPES is set to address international net-zero agendas, and drive thought leadership and collaborations for the sustainable production of oil and gas, decarbonisation, and highlight the many opportunities that a responsible energy transition will unlock.

Elsewedy Electric is a global leader that has evolved from a local manufacturer of electrical products into an integrated infrastructure solutions provider; with over 18,000 employees and with recorded revenues of more than USD 4.8 billion in 2022. Elsewedy Electric operate in five key business sectors: Wire, Cable & Accessories, Electrical Products, Engineering & Construction, Digital Solutions, and Infrastructure Investments. With a strong presence in 19 different countries, 31 production facilities spread across African and Asian countries including Egypt, Algeria, KSA, Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Tanzania.

The second edition of the Egypt Mining Forum is Egypt’s premier mining, minerals and commodities event took place from 18 – 19 July 2023 in The Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo. The Forum was hosted by the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and brought together key regional stakeholders, international mining companies, and investors who are looking to do business in Egypt and North Africa.

The Forum shed light on Egypt’s financing roadmap and how foreign investment and partnerships will be key drivers to unlocking value within the mining sector. Over 40 speakers discussed these topics and more, providing the most significant meeting of regional and global stakeholders including mining majors and juniors, investors and government project owners from Africa and North Africa.