From 3 to 5 December 2024, the World Health Organization (WHO), in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), convened a regional workshop in Cairo, Egypt, to accelerate access to assistive technology across the Eastern Mediterranean Region. The event brought together 75 participants from 11 countries for an in-depth exchange on policy…
Guidance for Market Entry in the Assistive Technology Sector. Focus on select African countries: Egypt
Provides an overview of the assistive technology market landscape in Egypt, including regulatory considerations, key stakeholders, and entry pathways for suppliers and partners.
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Publisher Name:
ATscale
Publisher Website:
https://atscalepartnership.org/
Publication Year:
2025
Languages:
English, French
Resource in another language:
https://atscalepartnership.org/new-page-4
Country or Region:
Egypt
Categories:
Guide
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