AVEVA establishes Egypt office

Nayef Bou Chaaya, AVEVA vice president, Middle East, Africa and Turkey. (Image source: AVEVA)

AVEVA, a global leader in industrial software, is establishing a new office in Cairo, Egypt to strengthen its support and meet the evolving regional needs of its clients and partners
With the ICT sector’s contribution to GDP set to reach 8% by 2030, Egypt is positioning itself as a leader in digital transformation. Digital Egypt, a government initiative, is providing EGP 400mn (US$26mn) to upskill the workforce to support businesses through this transformation. Aligned with this growth, renewable energy plays a central role in Egypt’s Vision 2030, which aims to achieve a diversified, competitive, and sustainable economy.
At the Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES 2025), taking place at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in Cairo from 17-19 February, AVEVA will exhibit alongside Schneider Electric, of which it is a subsidiary. The company will showcase its advanced digital solutions, designed to help energy companies operate more efficiently and sustainably while advancing their energy transition objectives. These include AVEVA Unified Engineering software, which now integrates teams and workflows into a collaborative digital environment for more efficient project execution. The company will also present its advanced value chain optimisation tools for end-to-end carbon chain optimisation and will demonstrate how AVEVA PI System can store and track historical asset performance data, enabling advanced predictive maintenance strategies.
“Egypt holds significant potential for AVEVA, driven by its strong focus on digital transformation and innovation. As we open our new office in Egypt, we are reinforcing our commitment to supporting the country’s industrial growth by investing in local talent and strengthening long-term partnerships. The country’s ICT Strategy 2030 also aligns with our vision of empowering industries with our cutting-edge solutions that foster the energy transition and drive measurable emission reductions," said Nayef Bou Chaaya, AVEVA vice president, Middle East, Africa and Turkey.