Egypt Education Platform (EEP) proudly participated as a gold sponsor in the fourth Annual Summit on Investment in Education, held on Monday, July 14, 2025, at the Intercontinental Semiramis, Cairo, under the theme “Educational Investment: Between Pluralism, Integration, and Regional Expansion.” 

In the panel discussion “Pre-University Education: Enhancing International Competitiveness,” Ahmed Wahby, EEP’s Group CEO, Middle East and Africa, shared insights on EEP’s local and regional expansion strategy through Spark Education Platform (SEP), highlighting the partnership with GEMS Education as a model for success. He underscored the crucial role education operators play in connecting international brands to local markets, positioning Egypt as a strategic hub for regional and global growth. 

Wahby also addressed the importance of diversifying funding sources to create a competitive and integrated education model—one strengthened by global partnerships and cross-border expansion. The panel explored how advancing Egypt’s pre-university sector can fuel economic growth by attracting international students and foreign investment, reinforcing the nation’s role as a regional leader in high-quality education. 

The discussion brought together prominent education and investment figures, including Karim Saada, Managing Director of Al Ahly Capital Holding, Mohamed Kalla, CEO and Managing Director of CIRA Education, Haytham Wagih Ali, Managing Director of Avanz Capital Egypt, Emad Eissa, CEO of Arkan, Mohamed Raslan, Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Levari Law Firm, and Nevin Kashmiri, Deputy Managing Director at The United Bank of Egypt. 

EEP’s active role in such strategic forums reflects its commitment to driving educational excellence, fostering economic impact, and shaping the future of regional education.