This paper traces the evolution of internet and telecommunications pricing in Egypt between 2016 and 2026, and examines how these increases affect access to education, work, government services, and information as both the state and society become increasingly dependent on digital services.
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This paper aims to provide a comprehensive and balanced overview of the current state of the cloud computing sector in Egypt, exploring its future development potential while considering the associated risks and challenges.
This paper addresses the legal and procedural risks arising from the Egyptian Public Prosecution’s announcement of the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into its work, as part of what it calls “Smart Prosecution.”
This paper explores how technologies are reshaping the consumer lending landscape in Egypt by expanding access and raising important questions about data protection, algorithmic bias, and the gap between financial inclusion narratives and social justice realities.
This guide addresses a longstanding knowledge gap by offering a clear overview of the legal and regulatory environment shaping their operation.
It explains the scope of the law, identifying which entities are subject to licensing and which are exempt, and outlines the legal, administrative, and financial requirements for obtaining a license.
A Guide to Website Licensing in Egypt: What Website Owners Need to Know Read More »
This paper provides a clear and comprehensive account of the concepts of the digital commons and the archive, avoiding reductive or inaccurate interpretations. It explains the concept of the digital commons, then examines the historical relationship between archives and power.
Archives and the Digital Commons: How Is Knowledge Governed in the Digital Space? Read More »
This paper examines the complex relationship between internet governance and gender justice. It begins by outlining the importance of fair gender representation within internet governance spaces. It then analyzes the current state of such representation, highlighting the persistent gender gap within a governance landscape that remains largely institutional and structurally exclusionary.
This paper discusses internet access pricing and service provision policies in Egypt, from a perspective fully committed to ensuring that Egyptians enjoy their right to fair and meaningful access to the internet, at a time when this right has become the fundamental guarantee for interacting with a rapidly evolving digital world.
How Do Internet Pricing Policies in Egypt Undermine the Right to Access? Read More »
. This paper examines how the judiciary has approached blocking as an exceptional measure that directly affects freedom of expression and access to information, and it traces the legislative context that enabled the expansion of blocking practices, from national security cases to disputes involving intellectual property and unfair competition.
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