The ministry of communication and Information Technology (MCIT), associated with the German Agency for International Cooperation, held workshops and frameworks to launch practice groups in Digital Transformations.

As per the reports, the ministries are looking to call industry experts, specialists and practitioners in the launched workshops to share their industry experiences and practical knowledge along with realistic outputs in the field of digital transformation.

The stats show that the practice groups in the event host around 300 participants and stakeholders from the different ministries of the nation, along with public bodies and several distinct provinces.

Furthermore, the officials from MCIT (Ministry of Communication and Information Technology) and the German Agency have introduced the first edition of the practice groups in Cairo and Luxor, Egypt.

The frameworks focus on promoting awareness towards the Digital Life Initiative, launched by the Department of Communication and Information Technology with the motive of implementing the targets of national projects ‘’Hayat Karimah’’, which will play a significant part in developing villages and less developed areas.

Moreover, the trainers and skilled personnel in the digital field will be provided with all the necessary tools to promote the spread of awareness about digitalization, digital citizenship and digital literacy and knowledge among the residents in Hayat Karimah and other targeted provinces.

The updates from the MCIT department stated that the workshops and practice groups also arranged several meetings in which the participating people will get a chance to interact with the industry experts and leaders. They will share the knowledge and experiences that they have gained to assist people in their digital literacy journey.

The theme of the workshop groups is based on ‘’Technology of Present and Future’’ in which the concerned parties discuss key technologies with the potential to change the world, such as artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, the interest in things, 5G networks and much more.