The booklet provides the latest update of International Computer Driver’s License (ICDL) successful initiatives, programs and best activities in the ICT field as model for replication in other countries. The information is oriented to decision makers, focusing on strategic guidelines and execution guidelines as well as budgets, work plans, partners, capacity building.

The flyer outlines the mission, objectives, strategies, stakeholders and deliverables of MCIT’s first in a series national R&D CoE. DMCM is a virtual center that creates Data Mining and Computer Modeling techniques, theories and products with innovation, partnerships and collaboration at its core strategies.

This Flyer provides a summary of the Egypt ICT Strategy 2007-2010. The strategy reflects people's requirements with respect to e-access, education, health, e-content and government services, which are essential for Egypt's socioeconomic development, MCIT's 2007-10 Development Strategy reflects its commitment to using ICT to further sustainable human development and build an information society capable of capitalizing on the emerging knowledge revolution.

overview of Egypt's strengths as ICT investment magnet and industry hub for the MENA region with its ideal location, educated human resources and ICT infrastructure backbone. The government's development of an ICT investor-friendly climate involves the provision of world-class financial, legal and operational facilities, including GAFI.

MCIT's PC for Every Home initiative, launched in 2002, provides citizens PCs at a reasonable price through monthly installments. In collaboration with Telecom Egypt and Banque Misr, the seven-year program was initiated to distribute six million PCs while expanding the domestic computer industry.

MCIT's PC for Every Home initiative, launched in 2002, provides citizens PCs at a reasonable price through monthly installments. In collaboration with Telecom Egypt and Banque Misr, the seven-year program was initiated to distribute six million PCs while expanding the domestic computer industry.

Launched by MCIT in 2002, Egypt's Free Internet Initiative is a component in Egypt's creation of an Information Society. The Initiative offers subscription-free Internet services via dial-up, based on an offloading/revenue sharing model with ISPs licensed to co-locate their access equipment at Telecom Egypt local exchanges.

A look at MCIT's incentives -- state-of-the-art infrastructure, new investment laws, tax breaks, educated sector professionals, market size and geographic location -- which keep it a forerunner in global IT and telecommunications growth. In 2000, as a result of its National CIT Plan, Egypt had unprecedented growth and investment in the sector and enticed leading multinational corporations to set up domestic operations.