The event was held at Hotel Fairmont Heliopolis in Cairo, Egypt, under the auspices of the Egyptian Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Development; Ministry of Electricity & Renewable Energy; and Ministry of Environment, in the presence of a large number of speakers, participants, and business persons from well-known firms, all looking forward to the future of Egypt’s construction industry.

The conference aimed to discuss various topics relating to intelligent cities, including smart infrastructure, integrated security systems, energy-efficient buildings, sustainable industrial zones, and advanced transportation, parking, and traffic management systems.

Besides its strong presence throughout the conference sessions and proceedings, ECG also maintained around-the-clock participation at the exhibition through an ECG booth with representatives available to answer the queries of attendees.

ECG’s body of delegates was led by ECG Chairman Amr Allouba, Business Development Division Deputy Director Antoine Gowigati, and Communications & Security Systems Department Manager Ahmed Sorour. In a presentation titled “Intelligent Cities Integration Portfolio'', Mr. Sorour shed light on a number of important topics relating to the development of intelligent systems as CSI Development- Integration, System Integrator–Business Model, Smart City Building Blocks, Smart Lighting Poles, Smart Parking, Smart City Layers, Smart Waste Management, Smart Irrigation and Data Analysis and Reporting.

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The aim of the exhibition and conference was to discuss various topics, including telecom, mobility, green technology, security systems, data centers, access control, wiring devices, environmental analysis, home automation, irrigation systems, renewable energies, digital signage, parking systems, meteorological technologies, unified communications, residential & enterprise cabling, water & wastewater treatment, facilities management systems, high-speed communication, BMS, electrical distribution, surveillance, and green building materials. Other topics included the possibilities of capitalizing on the experience of other countries in these fields; the obstacles faced by private-sector firms attempting to invest in energy projects; and the future of technology parks in Egypt.

A number of ECG representatives, including ECG Board members, had a strong presence at the event, led by ECG Chairman Amr Allouba; President & CEO Mohamed Abdel Moneim; VP & Chief Strategy & Corporate Development Officer Ahmed Singer; VP for Business Development Moheb Marcos; and Communications & Security Systems Department Manager Ahmed Sorour, along with a number of ECG engineers and staf.

In a presentation titled “Technology Parks in Egypt: Challenges & Opportunities,” Mr. Marcos explained the nature of technology parks, referring to a number of successful examples. He also underlined some business and economic facts about the status quo in Egypt. Mr. Sorour then elaborated on the concept of technology parks, their modern looks, and their integration and systems.

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The event brought together a large number of distinguished speakers, senior-level decision makers, and participants, including business persons from well-known firms, all looking forward to the future of Egypt’s construction industry. The exhibition and conference aimed to discuss various topics, including Smart Infrastructure, Smart Buildings, Industrial Technologies, Smart Cooling, Modeling & 3D Mapping, Energy & Sustainability, HVAC Smart Systems, and BIM & Laser Scanning.

ECG’s strong presence at the event was led by ECG Chairman Amr Allouba, Engineering Consultant Ibrahim Eshra, Vice President & Architecture Business Unit Director Moheb Marcos, Business Development Division Deputy Heads Hesham Abdel Rahim & Antoine Gowigati, and Communications & Security Systems Department Manager Ahmed Sorour.

In a presentation titled “Intelligent Cities Integration Portfolio,” Mr. Sorour shed light on a number of important topics relating to the development of intelligent systems. Mr. Marcos participated in a discussion forum titled “Benefits & Challenges of Mixed-use Developments.” The discussion was followed by a Q&A session, during which the inquiries of attendees were addressed.

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