HP Expands in Egypt to Support Digital Transformation

News Desk - 22/05/2025

HP Inc. (NYSE: HPQ) has announced the expansion of its presence in Egypt. The company revealed plans to grow its local team and strengthen support for digital transformation and workforce development. This aligns with Egypt Vision 2030.

HP recently opened a new office in Cairo. The company plans to expand its local operations over the next three years. This move aims to meet the rising demand for technology that supports business agility and inclusive economic growth.

This week, HP hosted a channel partners event in Cairo. Around 250 local and international stakeholders attended. The event focused on how HP’s solutions can drive innovation and support digital transformation across various sectors.

Helena Herrero, President of HP Southern Europe, Middle East and Africa, reported that Egypt’s Vision 2030 and Digital Egypt Strategy place technology, education, and innovation at the heart of national development. She added that this creates a strong environment for HP to support national goals.

HP is prioritizing access to technology for businesses and individuals. The company supports flexible, digitally connected workplaces. Its focus includes secure hybrid infrastructure, AI-enabled devices, and advanced print technologies. These technologies align with Egypt’s goals to expand digital access, modernize education, and prepare a future-ready workforce.

Herrero emphasized HP’s broad portfolio. It covers personal systems, printers, collaboration tools, peripherals, and services. She noted that HP works closely with industry-leading and distribution partners to deliver the best user experience.

By expanding its footprint and network, HP aims to support people, partners, and skills development. This effort will help build a digitally enabled workforce. It will also strengthen Egypt’s digital infrastructure, support SME growth, and improve technology access in both public and private sectors.

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