Egypt Partners With Vodafone, Elsewedy and Cassava on $1bn Data Centre Investment
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The project is expected to attract approximately $200 million in foreign direct investment during its first phase, with total investment projected to reach $1 billion once the targeted capacity is completed. Egypt is set to strengthen its data centre and artificial intelligence infrastructure through two new strategic partnerships involving Vodafone Business, Elsewedy Electric and Cassava Technologies, with combined projects aimed at expanding the country's capacity to host and process data locally. The partnerships were announced in Cairo on September 8, 2026, in the presence of Egypt's Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Raafat Hindi. One of the agreements will establish Africa Data Centres Egypt, a large-scale data centre project with an initial capacity of 20MW during its first three years and a targeted expansion path to 200MW. The project is expected to attract approximately $200 million in foreign direct investment during its first phase, with total investment projected to reach $1 billion once the targeted capacity is completed. It is also expected to create up to 200 direct jobs and around 2,000 indirect employment opportunities, with Egyptian talent expected to play a role in constructing, operating and managing the facility. Africa Data Centres Egypt will combine Vodafone Business' expertise in cloud and enterprise services with Elsewedy...
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