In alignment with the Egyptian government’s commitment to Egypt Vision 2030 and its national digital transformation agenda, SYTEQ Corporation — in collaboration with Autodesk, the global leader in engineering and 3D design software — hosted the “Future of Digital Transformation in Egypt’s Public Sector” conference.
The event brought together deputy ministers, representatives from government ministries and authorities, and more than 250 decision-makers and influencers across digital transformation, e-government, construction, and national infrastructure projects.
The conference highlighted the opportunities and challenges of accelerating digital transformation within government entities. Experts from SYTEQ and Autodesk — both key partners in major national projects — presented strategic insights and solutions built on BIM and data-driven workflows, designed to improve digital service delivery, increase operational efficiency, and support Egypt’s transition toward smart, integrated government systems.
SYTEQ CEO: A Strategic Platform for Dialogue & Alignment
Engineer Yehia Zakaria, CEO of SYTEQ Corporation, emphasized the importance of the conference as a platform that brought together Egypt’s digital transformation leaders across multiple sectors.
He noted that the discussions reflected the significant progress made by government entities, while also addressing key challenges and practical solutions offered through Autodesk’s integrated digital platform — including smart technologies that streamline operations, improve accuracy, and accelerate project timelines.
Zakaria added:
“Our strategic collaboration with Autodesk aims to provide government organizations with intelligent, AI-enabled solutions that support process automation, enhance digital workflows, and enable the delivery of smarter, faster, and more efficient public services.”
SYTEQ’s Expansion Strategy & Launch of SYTEQ Academy
Zakaria highlighted SYTEQ’s wider regional strategy, noting the company’s plan to expand operations, double its workforce, and strengthen its presence across all Egyptian governorates and beyond.
He also announced the recent opening of SYTEQ’s office in Saudi Arabia as part of this expansion.
In parallel, SYTEQ continues to deliver awareness sessions, workshops, and technical programs across ministries and government authorities to elevate understanding of digital transformation technologies and best practices.
In this context, Zakaria announced the official launch of SYTEQ Academy, a specialized training program aimed at developing the next generation of engineers and technical talent:
“We are committed to developing highly qualified professionals and building the capabilities needed to support national digital transformation projects. SYTEQ Academy will play a key role in preparing young talent on the latest technologies and modern engineering workflows.”
A Gathering of Key Governmental & Private Sector Stakeholders
In addition to government leaders, the event also witnessed wide participation from major private-sector companies and long-time SYTEQ partners involved in national projects such as the New Administrative Capital, New Alamein, and other strategic developments.
Attendees engaged with a full suite of Autodesk digital solutions and experienced how integrated workflows contribute to improving project quality, coordination, and long-term asset management.
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