Grace Ashiru
Fawry Egypt’s largest e-payment and Fintech service provider. On Monday, it opened its new headquarters, the “Fawry Quantum Building,” in the Smart Village with a big ceremony. Dr. Amr Talaat, Egypt’s Minister of Communication and Information Technology, and many leaders and representatives from the Banking, Telecom, and IT industries were there.
Fawry’s new headquarters is created by cutting-edge architectural designs and is situated in an area of over 3000 meters, with progressive, youthful, and stylish designs.
Eng. Ashraf Sabry, the CEO of Fawry, said that the new office gives employees a unique workplace that fits with the company’s goals and plans for the future.
The office is set up with a flexible workspace system instead of a traditional layout. This makes daily workflows more smooth and clear.
The new HQ gives Fawry employees the best possible place to work so that they can be more flexible, productive, and comfortable. This shows in the services Fawry provides to its clients every day.
It also has open meeting rooms so Fawry team members can talk to each other and work together better. On the other hand, it also has quiet, private places for meditation and thinking, as well as a place for entertainment and a library with hundreds of books from many different genres.
Amr Talaat, the Minister of Communication and Information Technology, praised Fawry’s significant growth over the past few years. Fawry started as an idea on paper and became a leading company in digital payments, built on science, hard work, and good planning.
Fawry Quantum Building has been a big step in the company’s journey in the Egyptian market over the past few years. It is a big step that keeps up with the company’s outstanding business and employment growth across all sectors.
All of that ensures that the Fawry team has the best workplace where they can be more productive, work comfortably, and work together.
Fawry Quantum Building is an important milestone in the company’s honorable journey in the Egyptian market over the past years. It is a giant leap that maintains the extraordinary growth it has achieved across all business and employment sectors.
It also backs up Fawry’s plan to grow in the local market and fulfill its promise to offer the best innovative technologies by doubling its efforts and improving its skills. This is to help the country’s financial inclusion and digital transformation plans, which aim to create an integrated digital community in line with Egypt Vision 2030.
Amr Talaat, the Minister of Communication and Information Technology, praised Fawry’s significant growth over the past few years. Fawry started as an idea on paper and became a leading company in digital payments, built on science, hard work, and good planning.
The minister also said Egypt’s ICT is a promising sector with skills and experiences that allow Fintech companies to grow their business in the local market.
Sabry was pleased to open the new headquarters. He said that the Fawry Quantum Building is a big step toward Fawry’s goals and dreams for the future.
He also said that it is an integral part of making a new work environment that gives Fawry employees a stronger sense of belonging and aligns with the company’s vision and plans for the future.
We are constantly growing and increasing our ambitions. As a result, we doubled our personnel to 500 in the Tech sector, responsible for designing and executing Fawry’s solutions, services, and software products.
All of this put us at the top of the tech companies in the local market in terms of the number of employees and the Fawry portfolio of comprehensive solutions and services,” Sabry said.
Sabry was also proud that all of Fawry’s employees are Egyptian and that all of the company’s solutions and services are made by Egyptians. He said that Fawry’s constant goal is to grow by giving clients new tech solutions and services, which helps explain the company’s fast growth rate of 38 percent per year.
