eHealth has officially launched Eyada Plus, a comprehensive cloud-based platform designed to digitize and streamline the management of primary healthcare units and specialized medical clinics. The launch event brought together senior healthcare leaders and representatives from both government and private-sector institutions, highlighting the growing national momentum behind digital transformation in healthcare.The event was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Health and Population, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the  Universal Health Insurance Authority, the Egypt Healthcare Authority, and the General Authority for Healthcare Accreditation and Regulation, in addition to key stakeholders from the banking sector led by Suez Canal Bank as well as telecom operators, pharmaceutical companies, and private healthcare providers. The strong attendance underscored widespread confidence in digital health solutions as a catalyst for improving healthcare outcomes across Egypt.During the event, eHealth showcased the capabilities of Eyada Plus, which provides healthcare providers with secure, cloud-based access to data anytime and anywhere, while unifying clinical and operational workflows within a single platform. A key strength of the solution is its direct integration with the Universal Health Insurance System, enabling seamless data exchange in governorates where the system is already in effect. The platform also supports comprehensive electronic medical records and real-time analytics that empower healthcare professionals to make faster, data-driven decisions.The launch also witnessed the signing of a tripartite cooperation agreement between eHealth, eAswaaq Misr, and Suez Canal Bank. The partnership aims to deliver innovative financing solutions tailored for physicians and healthcare providers, fully integrated with the Eyada Plus platform, to support digital adoption and expansion within the medical sector.

eFinance Investment Group has signed a cooperation protocol with the Baheya Foundation for Early Detection and Treatment of Breast Cancer. Through this initiative, the Group will support the treatment of 13 Egyptian women, underscoring its commitment to social development as it marks International Women’s Day. This partnership reflects EFIG’s CSR strategy, which places women’s empowerment and access to healthcare at the center of its priorities. The Group believes that investing in women’s health is essential for sustainable development, as it enables women to regain their well being, resume their roles in society and contribute to economic and community progress.The cooperation also extends beyond medical treatment. EFIG announced that the beneficiaries will receive post recovery support through training programs delivered at the Group’s Sustainability Centers. These programs, implemented in collaboration with Sonaa El Kheir Foundation, equip women with craftsmanship and heritage based skills that help them build sustainable sources of income and strengthen their financial independence.Yasmine Rashed, Group Marketing, Strategic Communications and CSR Director at EFIG, expressed pride in the partnership. She stated, “We believe that supporting women begins with guaranteeing their right to accessible, high quality healthcare. Our collaboration with Baheya reinforces our commitment to standing beside Egyptian women throughout their journey, not only through treatment but also by helping them rebuild their lives with confidence and stability.” From Baheya’s side, Eng. Tamer Shawky, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, expressed his appreciation for the support provided by EFIG. He emphasized the significance of such collaborations in enhancing the Foundation’s role in offering essential healthcare services to women across Egypt. Laila Salem, Member of the Board of Trustees and granddaughter of Baheya Wahby, affirmed that the protocol strengthens Baheya’s mission to provide reassurance, awareness and comprehensive care to women in need. She expressed her gratitude for partnerships that directly impact the lives of Egyptian women. This cooperation reflects EFIG’s commitment to supporting Egypt’s Vision 2030, which prioritizes human development and expanded access to healthcare as key drivers of national progress.

The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) has officially unveiled the enhanced version of the Egyptian Collateral Registry(ECR) during a press conference attended by senior government and financial sector leaders. The event was led by Dr. Mohamed Farid, Egypt’s Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade and former Chairman of the FRA, along with Mr. Mohamed El-Sayyad, Vice Chairman of the Authority, Dr. Islam Azzam, Chairman of the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), Mr. Tarek El-Khouly, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt, former Minister of Planning Dr. Ashraf El-Araby, and Dr. Mohamed Abdelaziz, FRA Assistant Chairman and supervisor of the Egyptian Collateral Registry.Dr. Farid explained that the upgraded platform is designed to broaden its applications, reduce operational burdens, and improve the overall efficiency of disclosure and credit processes. He emphasized that the update now allows individuals to register movable assets for the first time, enabling them to leverage their possessions as collateral for financing through a secure and transparent digital system.The Egyptian Collateral Registry serves as a centralized electronic platform for recording, amending, and discharging security interests over movable assets. This modernization offers lenders and borrowers a reliable digital ecosystem that supports greater utilization of movable collateral across Egypt’s financing landscape.Dr. Farid highlighted that the development relied on advanced technology and the expertise of FRA’s internal teams, introducing structural enhancements across the non-bank financial sector. He affirmed the continued coordination between the Ministry of Investment, FRA, EGX, and other stakeholders to strengthen Egypt’s business environment.Vice Chairman Mohamed El-Sayyad noted that the upgraded system marks a major step toward improving the business climate and expanding financing opportunities. He emphasized the FRA’s recent efforts to build strong and integrated databases, enabling faster and more informed regulatory decision-making. These foundations paved the way for broader digital transformation and, ultimately, the launch of the upgraded Registry.Dr. Mohamed Abdelaziz stated that the new system aims to better serve the non-bank financial sector by empowering banks, financial institutions, companies, and individuals to use movable assets as collateral more easily. He explained that the modernization helps reduce financing costs, shorten verification times, lower credit risks, improve data quality, and support proactive, data-driven supervision. He also noted that the cumulative value of registered collateral has reached approximately EGP 4.5 trillion.Ibrahim Sarhan, Chairman and CEO of eFinance Investment Group, expressed appreciation for the strong cooperation with the Ministry of Investment. He stated that the upgrade was the result of joint efforts between FRA, the Ministry of Investment, the Ministry of Finance, and the Central Bank of Egypt. He added that the development included integration with the Egyptian Tax Authority to leverage the electronic invoicing system for factoring activities. He also highlighted three major joint projects carried out with FRA, all focused on maximizing the use of the digital infrastructure established in cooperation with the Central Bank and the Ministry of Finance, supporting Egypt’s broader financial inclusion agenda.