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.

eHealth is the strategic partner of the UHIA Forum 2025, showcasing Egypt’s significant progress in its Universal Health Insurance System (UHIS). The forum, held under the patronage of Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, brought together key stakeholders from both the public and private sectors. Participation highlights included:-A contract was signed for providing support and operation services for the Universal Health Insurance System between the Universal Health Insurance Authority (UHIA), led by Mai Fayed, and eHealth, led by Akram Reda.-A quadripartite protocol was signed to integrate the universal health insurance systems with the social safety network systems. The agreement was signed by Mr. Hossam Elgoly, CEO of eFinance, Mr. Akram Reda, CEO of eHealth, Mr. Raafat Shafik, Assistant Minister for Social Protection and Economic Empowerment, and Ms. May Farid, CEO of UHIA. The signing was witnessed by Dr. Khaled Abdelghaffar, Minister of Health and Population, Dr. Maya Morsi, Minister of Social Solidarity, Dr. Ihab Abu Aish, Vice Chairman of the Universal Health Insurance Authority (UHIA) and Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan, Chairman and CEO of EFIG.-Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan participated in a thought-provoking discussion on the importance of private sector investment in supporting the Ministry of Health’s efforts to achieve the goals outlined in Egypt’s Vision 2030, particularly in enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of the health insurance system. The discussion brought together system leaders, industry stakeholders, and representatives from international organizations to discuss the pivotal role of digital transformation in advancing value-based healthcare and driving innovation. The topics covered included the enhancement of system efficiency, resource optimization, data-driven decision-making, and strategic purchasing processes, along with insights into the evolution of digital healthcare within the universal health insurance framework. 

Egypt’s “Khadamat Misr” (Egypt’s Services Centre) opens its Mokattam branch in Cairo, offering citizens access to over 150 government services in a centralized location. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Egypt’s Ministers of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation, Local Development and Justice, along with the Governor of Cairo. “Khadamat Misr” is part of a government initiative designed to improve citizens' experiences with public services through digital transformation. The Mokattam center is the fourth of its kind in Egypt, following centers in Alexandria, Aswan, and South Sinai.H.E Dr. Rania A. Al-Mashat, Egypt’s Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation, emphasized that the Mokattam branch is the first in Greater Cairo and aims to implement digital transformation to meet citizens’ needs, enhance financial inclusion, and improve electronic payment methods.The center provides a range of services, including documentation, real estate registration, issuing computerized certificates, renewing national ID cards, individual and family registration, criminal records, traffic services, civil status, passports, public prosecution services, commercial registry services, and social insurance. It also offers electronic payment services and a dedicated space for people with special needs.H.E Dr. Manal Awad, Minister of Local Development, highlighted the Mokattam center as a significant step in administrative reform, ensuring efficient and responsive government services. She noted that the project would expand to more governorates in the coming years.Operated by eFinance, the center aims to add over 200 services across 14 centers nationwide in the future.Since its soft launch, the Mokattam center has processed over 400,000 transactions with an average service delivery time of just seven minutes. Citizens can track services and get updates via the “Khadamat Misr” website and dedicated hotline.