Egypt’s National Telecommunication Institute (NTI) has entered into a cooperation protocol with Jupiter 2000 to deliver specialised training designed to prepare young professionals for careers involving enterprise resource management systems and information technology.

The agreement was signed in Cairo on September 16, 2026, under the broader strategy of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) to expand digital skills development and ensure youth training reflects labour market needs.

As part of the partnership, NTI and Jupiter 2000 will jointly develop and provide programmes that blend technical education with hands-on experience.

Training will draw on Jupiter 2000’s expertise in enterprise resource management systems, including SAP systems, alongside IT systems management and technical infrastructure.

Participants will engage in practical training, applied projects and specialised workshops. The activities are designed to enable trainees to put their knowledge into practice, strengthen their technical abilities and become familiar with expectations within real-world working environments.

The protocol was signed by Ahmed Khattab, Director of NTI, and Maha Nassar, Managing Director and CEO of Jupiter 2000. Officials and representatives from both organisations attended the signing.

Founded in 1983, NTI operates as a national institution under MCIT with a focus on capacity building in telecommunications and information technology.

The latest partnership forms part of NTI’s efforts to provide young people with skills aligned with Egypt’s digital economy and the demands of its technology labour market.

Source: techafricanews