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Hytera Communications, a leading global provider of critical communications technologies and solutions, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Egypt’s Orascom Services.

Orascom Services is a leading equipment importation, distribution and after-sale services company covering multiple industries including construction, infrastructure, industrial manufacturing and agriculture.

The partners say that the MoU, signed during technology event Cairo ICT 2026, aims to advance critical communication deployments across Egypt, combining Hytera's convergent communication technology with Orascom Services' local systems integration expertise to support the modernisation of communication infrastructure for Egypt's public safety, utilities, and industrial sectors.

Hytera’s offering includes two-way radios, PMR & LTE convergent communications, fast-deploy communications, body-worn cameras and control rooms.

Hytera says that as Egypt advances its digital transformation under national sustainable development strategyVision 2030, demand for integrated and secure communications has grown.

At Cairo ICT 2026, Hytera showcased, among other products, its push-to-talk over cellular (PoC) portfolio and its integrated command and control (ICC) system, which brings devices, data, and dispatch into one workflow. Tailored for public safety, the ICC system demonstrated AI-powered capabilities, including automated multilingual call triage, real-time Arabic-to-English voice translation, and facial and license plate recognition to support faster decisions under pressure.

Hytera has deployed communication systems for a number of major Egyptian projects, including the Benban Solar Power Park and Al Fawakhir gold mine.