Held under the patronage of the Ministries
of Transport and Higher Education and Scientific Research, the event brings
together more than 2,000 students from across Egypt, reinforcing Siemens'
commitment to education, innovation, and knowledge exchange.
· Siemens
research finds that grid limitations are the factor most likely to slow the
region's move to clean energy, making grid planning one of its biggest
opportunities.
· 500 engineering
students per semester at Omani universities will be trained on software used to
plan and protect power grids through the 2027–28 academic year.
· Universities
selected by the Ministry of Energy and Minerals as Oman prepares its grid for a
growing share of renewable energy.
- The inaugural edition of German Tech Talks in Qatar, hosted by Siemens in
partnership with the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany to the State of
Qatar, puts Industrial AI at the center of Qatar's infrastructure conversation.
- For more than five decades, German engineering and technology have
contributed to Qatar's infrastructure development. Today, the inaugural edition
of the German Tech Talks in Qatar opens a new chapter in that journey.
- Facility localizes production of critical grid and energy technologies supporting Egypt's target of 45 percent renewable energy by 2028
- Dedicated Customer Experience Center showcases digital twin and IoT-based solutions, positioning the site as a technology reference hub for the energy sector
- Siemens Power Academy, co-located within the facility, will offer training to support in building local expertise in electrification and automation
The Center is the First of Its Kind in the
Middle East
- The new system will enable
continuous monitoring of water levels at the Esna Barrage and the operation
of its gates around the clock.
- The project aims to continuously
monitor and control the movement of the gates at the Esna Barrage,
allowing for optimal utilization of Egypt's water resources through
Siemens' SCADA monitoring and control system.
Siemens has signed a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) with the General Authority for Industrial Development,
marking a major step towards advancing localized manufacturing of low and
medium voltage products. This strategic agreement aims to elevate Egypt’s
industrial capabilities and strengthen its position as a key player in the
Middle East and Africa's industrial landscape.
The MoU was signed by Mostafa
El-Bagoury, CEO of Siemens Egypt, and Dr. Nahed Youssef Chairwoman of the
Industrial Development Authority and witnessed by Stephan May, CEO of
Electrification and Automation, Siemens AG, and Andreas Matthe, CEO of
Electrical Products, Siemens AG. His Excellency Lieutenant General Kamel Al Wazir,
Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport, attended the signing on
behalf of the Egyptian government, underscoring the government's commitment to fostering
industrial growth and technological innovation.