17 Sep 2019
The E-Commerce Summit is returning on Tuesday, September 17th at the Nile Ritz Carlton hotel in Cairo, Egypt.
The summit is back in 2019 to drive growth in the e-commerce industry in Egypt and the wider MENA region! The event seeks to break the barriers different businesses and industries face on their quest for digital transformation and online retail penetration. The E-Commerce Summit remains the number one destination for attendees to understand shifting paradigms and catalyzing trends, with the latest insights from local and global experts and thought leaders. The 2019 edition will present the breakthroughs taking the e-commerce scene by storm across MENA, and explore actionable strategies to change the landscape of e-commerce in Egypt.
Attend to listen to trendsetting topics spread over three content stages and presented by 80+ local and international speakers; explore business transformation stories; understand the latest updates in payments and logistics, and learn what is needed to optimize and perfect the customer journey. This year’s summit will also host the first-of-its-kind E-Commerce Exhibition, with all e-commerce service providers participating to help nurture the e-commerce ecosystem in the region. Moreover, the summit will include in-depth masterclasses focusing on the most sought-after topics with deep know-how and applications, Town Hall Roundtables for reshaping policies governing technology and e-commerce in Egypt, and the E-Commerce Awards honouring the incredible efforts of retailers, agencies, marketplaces and service providers.
The E-Commerce Summit is a grassroots movement stirring up the conversation on digital commerce in Egypt and MENA. The one-day event dives into the various trends, pains and opportunities for e-commerce across the region. Corporate executives, brick-and-mortar retailers joining the digital wave, and start-ups gather under the same roof for a unique networking experience to drive the frontiers of e-commerce.
For more information and to register, click here.
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