eHealth recently participated for the fourth consecutive year as a strategic partner to the Universal Health Insurance Authority (UHIA) at the Africa Health ExCon 2025. This engagement underscores eHealth's ongoing commitment to driving digital transformation in Egypt's health sector.The fourth edition of Africa Health ExCon was inaugurated by Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, under the patronage of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi. This event is a pivotal gathering for health sector leaders across the continent, showcasing cutting-edge solutions in healthcare and health insurance.eHealth's continued collaboration with the UHIA aims to accelerate the delivery of innovative digital solutions nationwide for the Universal Health Insurance System (UHIS). This partnership is designed to enhance patient experience, improve the digital governance of health services, and ultimately boost the efficiency and quality of healthcare across Egypt.Mr. Ibrahim Sarhan, Chairman and Managing Director of eFinance Investment Group, affirmed eHealth's readiness to expand the digital system across the country, leveraging its robust investment capabilities and expertise to establish a comprehensive, equitable, and sustainable health insurance system. This aligns with eHealth's role as a national technical partner in Egypt's digital and health transformation.During its participation, eHealth showcased a suite of advanced digital solutions. These included management systems for clinics, primary care centers, and pharmacies, along with a digital claims portal that directly links medical service providers to electronic patient records and the health insurance system. They also presented specialized digital health services for medical coding and an integrated data analysis platform to support informed decision-making based on health service performance.Mr. Akram Reda, CEO of eHealth, highlighted that these innovative digital solutions enhance the effectiveness of services provided to beneficiaries through the private sector and strengthen data governance within the UHIS, ensuring the sustainability of digital transformation gains.eHealth also took part in a panel discussion titled "Leading the Next Generation of Smart Health Insurance," focusing on strategies, scalable AI, local readiness, and global success stories.On the sidelines of the conference, eHealth formalized two significant partnerships:* A cooperation protocol with Wasla Company to expand digital service provision to health facilities by integrating technical systems and enhancing operational procedures.* A cooperation protocol with GS1 to boost the traceability and digitization of medicines and medical supplies within the UHIS, adopting global standards to reduce waste and improve supply chain efficiency.These agreements demonstrate eHealth's dedication to forging strategic partnerships to build an integrated digital health ecosystem, supporting Egypt's national health transformation goals.

eFinance participated for the fourth consecutive year as the official technology partner of the CAISEC’25 Cybersecurity Conference and Exhibition, held in Cairo on May 25–26, 2025. The event took place under the patronage of H.E. Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, with support from nine Egyptian ministries and several specialized cybersecurity councils across the Middle East.As part of CAISEC’25, eFinance Investment Group Chairman & CEO Ibrahim Sarhan delivered the opening keynote, and the group contributed its expertise across three panel sessions. The company also hosted attendees at its dedicated booth within the cybersecurity exhibition running parallel to the conference.Key speakers from eFinance included:Eng. Yehia El-Gohary, Information Security Deputy Director, who discussed national cybersecurity strategies and how government bodies counter cyber threats.Eng. Gamal Thabet, Information Security Architect, who spoke on defending critical infrastructure against Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs).Eng. Omar Elwy, Head of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC), who explored autonomous AI security in cybersecurity operations.Cybersecurity remains a top investment priority for eFinance, as the company serves as a strategic partner to numerous government ministries and agencies, helping to safeguard Egypt’s digital infrastructure and data systems.Beyond technology investments, eFinance is committed to developing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals by training students at institutions like Nile University and technical institutes, ensuring future leaders are equipped to handle evolving threats.Chairman Ibrahim Sarhan expressed pride in eFinance’s continued partnership with CAISEC, emphasizing that this collaboration is part of a broader strategy to support and grow Egypt’s digital society. He stressed the importance of enhancing cybersecurity capabilities across all institutions, highlighting eFinance’s role as a national leader in fintech and digital transformation.As part of the event, eFinance signed a cybersecurity cooperation agreement with Human Intelligence, represented by Eng. Yehia El-Gohary from eFinance and Ms. Asmaa Hosny, CEO of Human Intelligence.

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.