As Egypt accelerates its national digital transformation agenda, Egypt Trust, the country’s
leading provider of electronic signature and information security services, announced its
participation in CAIRO ICT 2025 with a comprehensive program of workshops,
interactive sessions, and expert discussions.
The company aims to raise awareness about the future of digital identity,
data protection, and the crucial role of electronic signature solutions in building
a secure and trusted digital ecosystem.
Throughout the exhibition, Egypt Trust will showcase its latest innovations in secure digital
identity and encryption technologies at its booth (Hall 1 – 1F6).
The company’s agenda includes a series of specialized sessions led by high-profile experts,
offering participants an in-depth understanding of global trends shaping the evolution of
electronic trust services.
Global Outlook: How Electronic Signatures Are Transforming Digital Trust
The event opens with a session titled “Digital Signatures Around the World” delivered
by Dr. Walid Diab, Head of Quality and Planning at Egypt Trust.
Scheduled for day one at 2:00 PM, the session explores international developments in
electronic signature frameworks, highlighting emerging global standards and
cross-border trust mechanisms.
Dr. Diab will also discuss how Egypt can further align with leading digital economies
to strengthen its national digital infrastructure.
AI Begins to Sign: The Future of Automated Digital Authorization
On 17 November at 11:00 AM, Dr. Mohamed Mamdouh, Head of e-Litigation at
the United Bank of Egypt, presents one of the most anticipated sessions of the exhibition:
“The Smart Agency: When Artificial Intelligence Begins Signing on Behalf of Humans.”
This session investigates the intersection of artificial intelligence and
electronic signature technologies, illustrating how AI-driven authentication may reshape legal,
financial, and governmental processes. Attendees will gain insights into the challenges and
opportunities of automated digital signing systems, including compliance, security, and ethical
considerations.
Digital Transformation and Data Intelligence: Redesigning the Future
Later on the same day, at 2:00 PM, Mr. Abou Bakr Taher, Chief Commercial Officer
at Egypt Trust, will deliver a session titled:
“Digital Transformation: Rewriting the Future.”
This discussion focuses on how data-driven insights support decision-making,
boost operational performance, and improve the user experience.
Mr. Taher emphasizes that electronic signature technology is no longer a complementary
tool but a core pillar enabling efficiency and transparency across all sectors of the economy.
From Paper to Intelligent Ecosystems: Xerox on the Future of Workflow Automation
The seminar series continues on 18 November at 11:00 AM with a session by
Eng. Hossam Mohamed from Xerox Egypt, titled:
“Xerox Leads the Future of Digital Transformation: From Traditional
Document Management to Intelligent Digital Ecosystems.”
The session highlights the shift from paper-based workflows to advanced, intelligent
document ecosystems that support higher accuracy, speed, and reliability.
The discussion reveals how electronic signature tools integrate with modern
workflow automation to deliver seamless digital services.
Building Egypt’s Digital Identity: The Foundation of Trust
On the same day at 2:00 PM, Dr. Ahmed Saleh, Business Development Manager
at Egypt Trust, will present:
“Digital Trust: The Path to a Secure Digital Identity for Egypt’s Future.”
The session explores the building blocks of robust digital identity systems
and their vital role in supporting secure digital public services, financial inclusion,
and citizen-centered digital transformation.
Encryption and Cybersecurity: Protecting National Digital Infrastructure
The seminar series concludes on 19 November at 2:00 PM with a session titled:
“The Role of Encryption in Shaping a Secure Future,”
led by Eng. Abdelrahman Mohamed, Cybersecurity Manager at Egypt Trust,
accompanied by his security team.
Topics include encryption key management, advanced cryptographic techniques,
and how encryption secures electronic signature systems and protects Egypt’s
digital infrastructure from modern cyber threats.
