Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport

The Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport is a specialized educational institution of the Arab league engaged in teaching, training, research and community services. The Academy is a multifaceted institution with a diversity of functions serving a multinational body of students coming mainly from Arab and African countries. Since the Academy's inception in 1972 as the Arab Academy for Maritime Transport, it has been educating, training, and qualifying students in all disciplines, science and technology related to the various aspects of the maritime industry.

 Ministry of Transport

 The Egyptian Ministry of Transport aims mainly at setting and following up on the strategic goals of developing the Maritime Transport facilities in order to cope with world developments in the field of maritime transport. The different transport authorities are responsible for planning and executing the work processes and achieving the optimal level of efficiency in order to serve the national economy.

 Ministry of Communication & Information Technology

MCIT’s sector development policy was translated into a comprehensive unified law, the Telecommunication Act, which was ratified by the Egyptian parliament in 2003. MCIT policy targeted establishing a sound institutional framework with an independent regulatory function and increasing the competitiveness of the Egyptian telecommunications market. MCIT aims to further empower the telecommunications sector through continued deregulation, ensuring that all stakeholders – citizens, government, operators and vendors – benefit throughout the process.