Vodafone Egypt will be 100 percent dependent on solar energy by 2025 as it plans to set up a solar power station at over 500 million pounds, the company\u2019s head of external affairs department said.<\/p>\n
In press statements, Ayman Essam said the company will be the first to operate its power station instead of just consuming energy.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, he noted that the company \u2013 through its arm Vodafone Foundation – invested more than 500 million pounds in development projects in partnership with non-governmental organizations.<\/p>\n
He noted that the company has won a bid for mechanizing the all-out health insurance service which is one of the most important projects the state seeks to accomplish.<\/p>\n
He added that the company\u2019s Vodafone Cash service has been engaged in partnerships with the ministries and authorities concerned, including the Ministry of Social Solidarity and Nasser Social Bank, to facilitate e-payment of pensions, bills and other services.<\/p>\n
The company plans to inject additional EGP 5 billion investments into Egypt until next March to develop its network, Essam said, noting that the company invested over 45 billion since its establishment in Egypt.<\/p>\n
He added that the company pumped more than 9 billion pounds over the past two years into infrastructure development in addition to 335 million dollars investments into 4G service.<\/p>\n
He added that the company has piloted 5G service in Egypt and is planning to launch it in 2020.<\/p>\n
He noted that the company\u2019s subscribers reached 40 million.<\/p>\n
He expounded that the company\u2019s three-pronged strategy in Egypt is meant to realize transformation to a digital society; access to the digital economy and financial inclusion, and the use of Internet of Things technology.<\/p>\n
He added that Vodafone’s strategy aims to support the Egyptian government in the process of digital transformation through the adoption of the latest technology.<\/p>\n
Essam added that Egypt has become an attractive country for investments in infrastructure and digital transformation.<\/p>\n
Thanks to the economic reform measures adopted by the Egyptian government in the past period, Egypt ranked as the world’s\u00a0third fastest-growing economy, he said, noting that this has encouraged foreign investors to do business in Egypt.<\/p>\n
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