Engineer Yehia El-Gohary, Information Security Deputy Director at eFinance, signed a partnership agreement with Engineer Asmaa Hosny, CEO of Human Intelligence, a leading company specializing in digital transformation and cybersecurity in Egypt.The agreement was formalized during the press conference held in preparation for the fourth edition of Caisec, the cybersecurity and information security exhibition and conference set to take place on May 25-26.El-Gohary highlighted that Caisec has become one of the most prominent cybersecurity platforms in the Arab world, distinguishing itself with a local identity that aligns with Egypt’s market needs and national priorities in information security. He noted: "Despite participating in international events, such as those in Saudi Arabia, Caisec stands out with its independent character, not influenced by European or American conferences."He emphasized that eFinance, through its fourth consecutive year of sponsorship and participation in the exhibition, remains committed to strengthening cybersecurity as a key pillar of digital transformation.El-Gohary added: "Each year, we gain deeper insights into cybersecurity threats and engage in extensive discussions to raise awareness—both in the private sector and government institutions. We encourage all companies to be part of this vital platform."He further stressed that eFinance, as Egypt’s digital operator and technology partner, prioritizes information security at the core of its operations. He pointed out that digital transformation cannot succeed without robust data and infrastructure protection, reaffirming that the company’s support for the conference underscores its deep commitment to this crucial domain.El-Gohary concluded by stating that fostering partnerships with technology experts and security solution providers is essential for developing Egypt’s digital infrastructure. He expressed optimism about further collaborations that will ensure a secure and stable digital ecosystem for the country.

In celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the "Takaful & Karama" program, Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly honored Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan, Chairman and CEO of eFinance Investment Group, in recognition of the Group’s contributions to the development and implementation of one of Egypt’s most significant social protection programs.The Prime Minister commended EFIG for its pivotal role in establishing the program’s digital infrastructure, which has enhanced the efficiency of cash aid distribution and ensured that financial support reaches eligible beneficiaries. Over the past decade, the company has been instrumental in building the technological foundation, issuing and personalizing Takaful & Karama Meeza cards, facilitating periodic conditional cash transfers, and providing comprehensive technical support for the program. Additionally, EFIG has played a key role in supporting the program by training social pioneers, further reinforcing the sustainability and effectiveness of the initiative and enhancing the program’s outreach.Expressing his gratitude, Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan emphasized that the success of Takaful & Karama is a testament to the fruitful collaboration between the government and private sector. He reaffirmed EFIG’s commitment to continuing its support for social programs through innovative technological solutions, underscoring the critical role of digital transformation in achieving sustainable development and improving public services.This recognition highlights the importance of public-private partnerships in advancing social protection initiatives and reflects the government’s appreciation for the contributions of national enterprises in driving inclusive development. 

Dr. Maya Morsy, Minister of Social Solidarity; Counselor Amal Ammar, Chairperson of the National Council for Women; and Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan, Chairman and CEO of eFinance Investment Group, attended the signing of a cooperation protocol between the Ministry of Social Solidarity, the National Council for Women, Nasser Social Bank, and eFinance Investment Group. This protocol aims to provide economic empowerment services to families in need as part of the strategic financial system for economic empowerment.The protocol was signed by key figures, including Mr. Raafat Shafik, Assistant Minister for Social Protection and Economic Empowerment; Ms. Iman Khalifa, Secretary General of the National Council for Women; Mr. Osama El-Sayed, Vice Chairman of Nasser Social Bank; and Engineer Hossam El-Goly, CEO of eFinance.Minister Morsy emphasized that the protocol would benefit nearly 4 million women, aiming to shift them from dependency to empowerment. She highlighted the success of the "Tawheesha" digital savings and lending program, which financially integrates rural women into the official banking system and promotes financial literacy and digital inclusion.Counselor Amal Ammar praised the protocol as a major step in empowering women and integrating beneficiaries of "Takaful and Karama" programs into "Tawheesha." The program has received international recognition, including from the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women. She expressed gratitude to Minister Morsy for the collaboration.Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan of EFIG noted that the protocol aligns with the Prime Minister’s directives to leverage state infrastructure for economic empowerment, particularly targeting vulnerable families and social protection beneficiaries. He emphasized that eFinance has been a key partner in implementing these systems in Egypt, following regulatory guidelines from relevant authorities like the Central Bank of Egypt.