Egypt and Microsoft signed an MoU to train 100K people in artificial intelligence. The initiative is part of Egypt’s national AI strategy through 2030, focusing on upskilling youth, building regulatory frameworks, and strengthening digital infrastructure. The goal is to position Egypt as a regional leader in digital transformation.
Egypt has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Microsoft to train 100K individuals in artificial intelligence technologies as part of its national AI strategy for 2025–2030. The agreement aims to equip youth and public sector employees with advanced AI skills, ensuring the country’s workforce is prepared for the demands of a digital economy.
The partnership will focus on responsible AI development, fostering digital innovation, and enhancing institutional capacity through specialized training programs, workshops, and access to Microsoft’s global tools and expertise. It also includes support for the development of Egypt’s AI governance frameworks.
This move reflects Egypt’s ambition to position itself as a regional leader in AI and digital transformation by investing in human capital, strengthening infrastructure, and aligning with international technology partners to drive sustainable economic growth.