AMMAN – Talal Abu-Ghazaleh for
Technology (TAGTech), a member of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global Digital (TAG.GD)
has announced the strengthening of its cooperation with the Arab Organization
for Industrialization (AOI) – represented by the Electronic Factory – to
support Egypt’s efforts in localizing the production and manufacturing of
smartphones and electronic devices in the Arab Republic of Egypt.

This collaboration has
resulted in producing a wide range of electronic devices, including (3) series
of tablets, (5) series of laptops, and (4) series of smartphones, all designed
to meet the needs of both local and regional markets with cutting-edge
technologies.

Through this project, the Arab
Organization for Industrialization seeks to encourage investments in
smartphones manufacturing technology and enhance local competencies to maximize
the potential of the Electronics Factory. Additionally, it aims to increase the
share of local components in technological industries, as part of a
comprehensive vision to support national industry and reduce reliance on
imports.

In this context, TAG.GD
expressed its great pride in the efforts of His Excellency President Abdel
Fattah El-Sisi in leading the development and progress of Egypt, fostering its
economic growth, and enhancing its capacity to keep pace with global
technological advancements. TAG.GD also commended President El-Sisi’s wise
decision to localize electronic industries in Egypt and his guidance and
directives to the Arab Organization for Industrialization to achieve this goal,
in a way that contributes to self-sufficiency that reinforces Egypt's role as a
regional hub for advanced technology industries.

It is worth mentioning that this collaboration
is a key milestone in achieving Egypt’s vision for digital transformation,
supporting innovation, and strengthening local manufacturing in the electronics
sector, which is expected to drive new job opportunities, facilitate knowledge
transfer, and solidify Egypt’s position as a regional hub for modern technology
manufacturing.