The chairman of the Egypt healthcare authority meets with the first vice president of Huawei International and the CEO of the Global Public Business Sector. They are following up on the results of the memorandum of understanding between the two sides signed in China last April
▪︎Head of the Health Care Authority:
- Supporting and enhancing the technological infrastructure to enhance virtual services in partnership with Huawei. The virtual hospital is the first in Africa and the largest in the Middle East in terms of integration and provision of telemedicine services in comprehensive health insurance. governorates
- Discussing cooperation with Huawei in supporting the establishment of the National Center for Health Data Sciences and Health Artificial Intelligence Applications in Ismailia to be a national house of expertise specialized in developing innovative technological solutions
- The head of the Healthcare Authority appreciates the strategic partnership with Huawei. He stressed, The partnership includes scientific research and supporting a strategic path in supporting the green transformation through environmentally friendly digital systems with smart monitoring applications for health resource management.
▪︎Senior Vice President of Huawei International:
We are proud of the strategic partnership with the Egypt Healthcare Authority to build a regional model for smart care in Egypt. It confirms Huawei's permanent commitment to supporting digital transformation paths in the Egyptian health sector
We are working with the Egypt Health Care Authority to implement the first model of smart medical cities using artificial intelligence, which will be launched soon to bring about a qualitative shift in the management and operation of health facilities
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Dr. Ahmed Al-Sobki, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for Health Care, received Mr. Wind Li Junfeng, First Vice President of Huawei International and CEO of the Global Public Business Sector, and his accompanying delegation as part of following up on the results of the memorandum of understanding between the two sides signed in China last April.
During the meeting, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sobki stressed that the most prominent aspects of the partnership with Huawei are supporting and strengthening the technological infrastructure to enhance virtual services, stressing that the Virtual Hospital of the Care Authority is the first in Africa and the largest in the Middle East in terms of integration and provision of telemedicine services in comprehensive health insurance. governorates
Al-Sobki added that the meeting discussed cooperation with Huawei in establishing a national center for health data sciences and artificial intelligence applications, to be a national house of expertise for developing innovative technological solutions. He pointed out that the Authority currently possesses more than 6 million electronic medical records and half a billion archived digital X-ray images supported by artificial intelligence, which reflects the development of the digital transformation system within the Authority. Mechanisms for complete digital transformation, institutional connectivity, and automation that enhance operational efficiency and decision-making based on accurate data and analysis were also reviewed.
The chairman of the Egypt healthcare authority appreciated the strategic partnership with Huawei, noting that the partnership also includes scientific research and supporting a strategic path towards green digital transformation by supporting the authority with smart energy-saving and environmentally friendly systems and smart monitoring applications for health resource management, which enhances the environmental and economic sustainability of health services.
For his part, Mr. Wind, First Vice President of Huawei International, stressed the company's pride in its strategic partnership with the General Authority for Healthcare, which represents one of the leading models in providing smart healthcare services in the region. He explained that Huawei is committed to harnessing its latest technological solutions and global expertise to support digital transformation paths within the healthcare sector in Egypt. Pointing out that this partnership contributes to building an integrated regional model for smart healthcare based on innovation and sustainability.
The First Vice President of Huawei International said that cooperation with the Egypt hralthcare Authority for Healthcare aims to implement the first integrated model of smart medical cities in Egypt, based on employing artificial intelligence and Internet of Things technologies, stressing that this project will bring about a qualitative shift in the operating and management systems of health facilities and will represent a boom in the provision of smart health services, which will enhance the efficiency and quality of the service and place Egypt among the leading countries in this field regionally and internationally.
The Huawei delegation included Mr. Felix Shogoli (Mr. Filex Xuguoli), CEO of the Enterprise Sector at Huawei's Egypt office; Mr. Roy Chinchi (Mr. Roy Chenqi), Director of Public Business for North Africa at Huawei; Mr. Lai Min (Mr. Laimin), Director of the Healthcare Sector at Huawei's Egypt office; Mr. Mohamed Osama (Mr. Mohamed Osama), Director of Healthcare Sector Accounts at Huawei's Egypt office; and Ms. Rawan Al-Awadi (Ms. Ruwan Elawady), Director of Healthcare Sector Accounts at Huawei's office.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Hani Rashid, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Authority, Dr. Amir Al-Talwani, Executive Director of the Authority, Major General Hesham Shendy, Advisor to the Chairman of the Authority for E-Health and Communication Medicine, Dr. Mahmoud Al-Deeb, Assistant Executive Director for Health Planning and Mapping Affairs and Director General of the General Administration of Strategic Management, Dr. Mohamed Sami, Assistant Executive Director for Employment Affairs and Resource Development and Director General of the General Administration of Human Resources, Dr. Mai Al-Meligy, Director General of the General Administration of Information Systems and Digital Transformation.
