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ASEE and Payten Gather the Cream of the Egyptian Financial Scene at the Digital Touchpoint Conference in Cairo

Companies ASEE and Payten, renowned players in the payment industry and bank digitization worldwide, organized the ‘Digital Touchpoint Egypt’ conference in Cairo last week. Following three successful conferences in Zagreb, this is the first Digital Touchpoint conference held outside the borders of Croatia. The event, held under the auspices of the Federation of Egyptian Banks, gathered local and international experts and industry leaders to explore the future of digital banking, payments, and security, as well as the challenges and opportunities in developing the Egyptian digital environment. Croatian experts, Damir Popović from IT sistemi, Alen Beganović from Eternaut, and Andrea Sarić, Robert Mihaljek, Krešimir Šuljak, and Domagoj Ciković from ASEE, presented European experiences and best practices.

Ahmed Hodieb, CEO of Payten Egypt, emphasized the significance of the event: ‘Digital disruption is rapidly conquering economies, changing the face of business and our lives, and presenting numerous opportunities, but also significant challenges for many sectors of the economy. Digital transformation is making significant progress in the Arab world with exponential growth in Egypt, promising a golden age for market expansion and growth through the efforts of the government, entrepreneurs, and companies like ours. Technology drives innovation in many key sectors of the economy, and we all must adapt to its increasing presence in our lives. With this conference, we aim to initiate dialogue and knowledge exchange and promote Egypt’s economic and technological presence on the world stage.’

With over 160 registered participants from 38 largest Egyptian banks, the conference further highlights the efforts of ASEE and Payten to foster digital innovations in all the countries where they operate.

Igor Gržalja, CEO of ASEE Croatia, emphasized ASEE Group’s commitment to Egypt, stating: ‘I am very pleased to see the experts we have managed to gather in Egypt, both on stage and among our esteemed audience. ASEE Group aims to become a reliable partner for Egyptian banks and other companies in the segments of digital banking, payments, and security. With our vast experience and expertise in digitizing industries worldwide, I am confident that we will achieve this.’

The conference was designed to cover a wide range of topics, from innovations in digital and mobile banking to the development of the payment ecosystem. Through productive discussions and knowledge exchange, the event provided a platform for growth and innovation, pushing Egypt forward on its digital journey.

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