The Information Technology Industry Development Agency (Itida) and Jusfoun Big Data Information Group signed an MoU to establish an office for the company in Egypt, the Communications Ministry said in a statement. The company’s office in Egypt will export research and development services, software and applications development, and artificial intelligence research. Communications Minister Amr Talaat agreed with the company on signing a separate agreement in the next two months to establish a capacity-building academy in artificial intelligence, big data, and cloud computing. It will also work with state-owned Telecom Egypt to establish a cloud computing system through the data center.
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