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️ NextCycle – The Obsolescence Podcast | Episode
#009

How is Egypt transforming from a traditional consumer market into
an emerging hub for electronics manufacturing, R&D and
digital infrastructure?

In this English episode of NextCycle – The Obsolescence
Podcast Dominik Göttler speaks with Haitham Mohsen from
FORTEC Egypt about the current transformation of the Egyptian
electronics industry, the role of government initiatives, supply
chain resilience and how Egyptian companies deal with
obsolescence management today.

The conversation explores how Egypt is positioning itself between
Europe, Asia and Africa to become an attractive location for
manufacturing, engineering and supply chain diversification. At
the same time, the episode compares German long-term engineering
approaches with the agility and flexibility often seen in
Egyptian companies.

Topics include:

  Egypt’s transition towards electronics manufacturing

  Smart infrastructure, IoT & energy projects

  Supply chain security & geopolitical advantages

  Government incentives for R&D &
manufacturing

  Egypt Makes Electronics (EME) initiative

  Reactive vs. proactive obsolescence management

  Lessons learned from the global chip shortage

  German engineering culture vs. Egyptian agility

Chapters/ Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction & first English episode of NextCycle

 00:33 Haitham Mohsen – background in electronics &
government projects

 01:33 Egypt’s transition from consumer to manufacturing
market

 02:27 Technologies currently booming in Egypt

 03:45 Smart infrastructure, IoT & energy projects in
Egypt

 04:41 Egypt’s strategic position for global supply
chains

 05:54 Biggest sourcing & supply chain challenges in
Egypt

 07:53 How the Egyptian government supports electronics
industries

 09:05 Egypt Makes Electronics (EME) initiative
explained

 09:58 Building R&D centres & attracting
international companies

 10:56 Building Knowledge City & international
electronics ecosystems

 11:25 Train-to-Hire programmes for engineering
graduates

 12:39 Obsolescence management in Egyptian companies

 14:03 Reactive vs. proactive lifecycle management

 14:59 What Egypt can learn from German engineering
culture

 16:29 German precision vs. Egyptian agility &
flexibility

 17:35 Lessons learned from the global chip shortage

 18:21 How companies should prepare for future
shortages

 19:14 Safety stock, diversification & proactive
strategies

 20:33 Financial flexibility & reducing supply chain
risk

 21:30 Why avoiding single-source strategies matters

 21:58 Final thoughts on Egypt’s electronics future

 

Links & Recommendations

 

Dominik Göttler Consulting GmbH:
https://dominikgoettler.de/

Guest on this episode: Haitham Mohsen

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hmohsen/

Fortec AG – Fortec Group: https://www.fortecag.de/

Recorded in Egypt at Fortec Egypt: https://www.fortec.eg/

Interview by Dominik Göttler:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominik-goettler/

Podcast Homepage: https://nextcycle-podcast.de/episodes

 

About NextCycle

NextCycle – The podcast for the obsolescence management of
tomorrow.

How can companies future-proof their products and supply chains?

On NextCycle, decision-makers, engineers, and data experts
discuss strategies, tools, and mindsets that help manage risks
and design resilient products.

Host Dominik Göttler leads conversations with thought leaders
from the electronics and industrial sectors—from brokers and OEMs
to tool providers.

New episodes every three weeks, on Fridays.

Produced by Dominik Göttler Consulting GmbH.

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