Sunday, June 22, 2025 Newsletter.. Egypt: A Safe Haven for the Outsourcing Industry Amidst Regional Instability
Good morning dear followers.. A new issue and a new copy of the Ta3heed newsletter.. Today we discuss an important topic..We explore the opinions of executive leaders in the outsourcing industry on the Sunday, June 22, 2025 Newsletter.. Egypt: A Safe Haven for the Outsourcing Industry Amidst Regional Instability.
With the escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly amidst the recent clashes between Iran and Israel, Egypt is emerging as one of the most secure and stable destinations for global companies operating in the outsourcing sector.
According to experts in the outsourcing sector, these regional dynamics create a strategic opportunity for Egypt to strengthen its position as a regional outsourcing hub and attract further foreign investments in the field.
Experts believe that many international companies have already begun re-evaluating their operational locations in countries like Jordan, Pakistan, and India due to security risks and political volatility.
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News & Reports
5G Powers Egypt’s Ambitions to Become a Regional Outsourcing Hub
With the official launch of 5G services in the Egyptian market, attention is turning to the direct impact of this revolutionary technology on the future of various industries, including outsourcing.
Experts in the outsourcing sector emphasize that this new generation of communication not only improves connection quality and speed but also acts as a key driver for developing smart digital solutions and supporting companies’ expansion in delivering high-value services to global clients.
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Silicon Waha Signs MoU with Russia’s Skolkovo at Startup Village 2025
Hashim Mansi, CEO of Silicon Waha, participated in the Startup Village 2025 conference, one of Russia’s most prominent forums for innovation and entrepreneurship.
The event took place at the Skolkovo Innovation Center in Moscow, with broad participation from entrepreneurs, investors, and decision-makers from around the world.
Mansi took part in two key sessions: “Beyond Borders: How Tech parks Create Global Bridges for Technology” and “Tech Diplomacy.”
He emphasized the importance of international cooperation in building integrated and sustainable innovation environments.
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Minister of Labor Meets World Employment Confederation President to Activate Cooperation in Shared Fields
On the sidelines of his participation in the 113th session of the International Labour Conference in Geneva, Egypt’s Minister of Labour, Mohamed Gobran, met with Betina Schaller, President of the World Employment Confederation (WEC), and her accompanying delegation at the Egyptian Mission headquarters to discuss avenues of cooperation between the Ministry and the WEC in shared areas.
The two sides agreed to form a joint committee to communicate and explore signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The Minister emphasized Egypt’s readiness to provide skilled and trained Egyptian labor, highlighting the continuous development within the Ministry of Labour to enhance the vocational training system in cooperation with the private sector.
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Services
Discover the Features and Benefits of FIBERME’s First 4G GSM Gateway
FIBERME, an American company, has officially and legally received approval from the National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA) to launch the first GSM Gateway supporting 4G communication services in Egypt.
This approval represents a qualitative leap, contributing to reduced operating costs for Egyptian companies while ensuring the highest levels of quality and security in communications.
Key Features and Characteristics of the Device:
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Profile
Michael Tinsley: The Only College Graduate Among Nine Siblings, Now a CEO
Michael Tinsley is the President and CEO of NeoSystems, a Virginia-based company that offers comprehensive outsourcing solutions, IT systems, and managed services.
Tinsley grew up in a small, impoverished town in rural western Kentucky, USA, where manual labor was the primary source of income.
Hay baling was a common summer job for children to earn money. Kids would join farm crews, spending long, arduous days in the fields, collecting bales and loading them onto trucks to be stacked in haylofts within barns.
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Infographic
Is the Outsourcing Industry Entering the “Iranian-Israeli” Conflict Zone?
A sense of deep concern and anticipation grips officials at outsourcing companies in Egypt, fearing that a prolonged conflict between Tehran and Tel Aviv could somehow affect the industry.
Foreign investments in this sector consistently seek political stability and an environment conducive to expansion and capital injection.
This week, the “Outsourcing Bulletin” tracked a series of indicators and statistics on the size of the outsourcing services industry in Iran and Israel, along with a list of the most prominent companies operating in both countries.
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Jobs
The Call Center World in Egypt: Your Gateway to Promising Job Opportunities and a Prosperous Future
Are you looking for a distinguished job opportunity in Egypt? Leading call center companies are now opening their doors to new talent, offering you more than just a salary; these roles are the start of a successful career path focused on developing your personal skills and communication abilities.
Your Personal Skills Are Key to Success
What distinguishes call center jobs is that they don’t heavily rely on complex academic degrees. Instead, these companies highly value your personal skills and your ability to communicate effectively.
If you have a talent for building trust with others, you’ll find an ideal work environment here.
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