1. 4th SG13 Regional Workshop for Africa on “Future Networks for a better Africa: IMT-2020, Trust, Cloud Computing and Big Data” (Accra, Ghana, March 2016)
Egypt Toward Future Networks Tarek Abdellatif, Director, Broadband & Access
NTRA

2. Egypt: Toward Future Networks
Highlights on the Egyptian Market
Enabling Strategies
Success Stories

3. Highlights on the Egyptian Market

4. Telecom Market: Factsheet (EoY 2015)
Mobile Subscribers
93.13 m
103%
Fixed Line Subscribers
6.34 m
31%
ADSL Subscribers
3.7 m
 18%
USB Internet Subs
3.9 m
Internet Users .. EoY 2014
46.96 m
52% 
Internet International Capacity
652 Gbps

5. Broadband Market: Main Players
Infrastructure Leasing and Fixed Retail Telephony
Retail Mobile Services
Fixed Broadband Services

6. Enabling Strategies

7. Digital Economy 2020 Vision Achieving The Digital Economy through ICT
to Provide
Prosperity, Freedom and Social Equity for All
Vision

8. Digital Economy | Main Pillars
Digital Society
Industry Development
Egypt Digital Hub
Iraq
Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Myanmar
Bangladesh
Morocco
Algeria
France
Qatar
India
Pakistan
Iran
Oman
Yemen
U.A.E
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Egypt
North Sudan
Ethiopia
Somalia
Libya
Mozambique
Madagascar
Tanzania
Kenya
Greece
Tunisia
Djibouti
Sri Lanka
Jordan
Maldives
Taiwan
Brunei
Vietnam
Philippine
Japan
Korea
Belgium UK
Singapore
Germany
Australia
China
Cyprus
Italy
Portugal
Eritrea
South Sudan
Uganda
Rwanda
Burundi
DRC
Government DBs & Applications Framework
Youth and Sports
Internal Affairs
Commerce & Industry
Electricity
Health
Education & Higher Education
Tourism
Justice
Financial Services
Agriculture
Transport
Water Resources & Irrigation
Planning &International Cooperation
Petrol
O&O
Regional & International Cooperation
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Professional Capacities
ICT Companies Support
Technology Parks m
Apps
Open Source
Main Pillars
Basic Infrastructure
Information Infrastructure & Digital Content
Electronics Design & Manufacturing
Community Development
ICT Industry Programs & Initiatives
Cyber Security
& eSignature
Legislative
& Policies Framework
Broadband
Cloud Computing
Submarine Cables
Education
Health
Justice
Culture
Tourism
eTablet
Mobile Phones
Fiber Optics
Set top Boxes
Smart Meters
P.O.S Terminals
Training for employment
Skills Development and illiteracy
PWDs Empowerment
O&O
Technology Parks
ICT Companies & NGOs support
Professional Capacities
Regional & International Relations
High Council
National Strategy
Cyber Security Law
eSignature
Telecom. Law
Tenders & Auctions
Freedom of Info.
Privacy of Info.
Online Safety Policy
Green ICT Policy

9. eMisr | National Broadband Plan
Vision
Governance
Strategic Directives
Analysis & Modelling
Targets
Impact Assessment

10. eMisr.. Putting it All Together
Supply
Demand
BROADBAND
As a
SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Vehicle

11. Strategic Initiatives
EG-Cloud Strategy
Vision
TO ACCELERATE THE GOVERNMENATE ADOPTION OF THE CLOUD COMPOUTING FOR SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE, PRODUCTIVITY AND SERVICE DELIVERY
Strategic Direction
EG-Cloud Governance
EG-Cloud Ecosystem
EG-Cloud
Strategic Initiatives
Leadership commitment
Governance Framework
Developing policies and standards
Government cloud-first policy
Human capacity development
Developing a trusted environment
Developing architecture framework
Defining services portfolio
Services catalogue conceptualiz-ation
Data Centers consolidation

12. Success Stories

13. Success Story : FTTx
Closed Compounds Licenses
FTTC National Project

14. Closed Compounds Scope Achievements
Open competition in infrastructure building layer
Encourage FTTH/FTTB
Target high-end customers
Introduce triple play services
Achievements
Two new entrants
13 connected compounds

15. FTTC National Project
Connecting 4 million households in 2 years (current active base is 6.5 Million active subscriber)
Installing outdoor MSANs units targeting:
Areas with a shortage in infrastructure
High end areas
Upgradable to FTTH
Shortening the copper segment of local loops offering a better quality

16. Enabling NGA Determining the suitable wholesale access products
Hearing sessions from OLOs
Proposal from the incumbent
Guidelines to reduce operational problems
Stimulating demand via social projects

17. Conclusion Success depends on the level of creating political will
Aim high to achieve more
Harmonized plans between supply and demand
Post assessment measures

18. Tarek Abdellatif, Director, Broadband & Access
Thank you
Tarek Abdellatif, Director, Broadband & Access
NTRA