Leo, are you ready to discuss the digital landscape of Egypt and Sudan?
Absolutely, Mira. I'm curious about the internet infrastructure in both countries.
Egypt's internet access is quite varied. In major cities like Cairo, internet cafes are common, and 4G is expanding, though rural areas lag behind.
So, it's a mixed bag. What about Sudan?
Sudan faces more significant challenges. While Khartoum is improving, overall access is lower than in Egypt. In some areas, connectivity is quite limited.
That's a considerable difference. Are there any initiatives to improve access in either country?
Both countries are seeing growth in tech hubs and initiatives supporting startups and digital literacy. There are also community-based efforts to bridge the digital divide in Sudan.
That's encouraging. So, for travelers, what should they expect?
In Egypt, expect good connectivity in urban areas, but be prepared for less reliable access in rural regions. In Sudan, connectivity is generally less reliable, so pre-planning is essential.
Good advice. It sounds like both countries have a lot of potential for growth in their digital infrastructure.
Precisely. It's a journey with challenges, but the commitment to innovation is evident.
Thanks for the insights, Mira. This has been very informative.
My pleasure, Leo. Remember to always check local conditions before relying on internet access, and consider a portable Wi-Fi hotspot if needed.