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Raya Information Technology is set to highlight the latest developments in automated banking and self-service technologies at PAFIX 2026, as the company seeks to strengthen its role in supporting digital transformation across the financial sector.

The company will participate in the 13th edition of the Digital Payments and Financial Inclusion Exhibition and Conference, held as part of Cairo ICT 2026 from November 7 to 10 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo. PAFIX is held under the auspices of the Central Bank of Egypt.

At Booth 1A4 in Hall 1, Raya will display ATM technologies developed in cooperation with Diebold Nixdorf, alongside a portfolio of banking, self-service and retail solutions. The company is also preparing to introduce a new solution to the local market for the first time.

Expanding the Range of Self-Service Banking Technologies

Raya's exhibition presence is part of its strategy to deliver technology solutions that respond to the evolving requirements of banks and financial institutions.

With more than 1,000 major institutional customers across Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, the company works to support customer experience improvements and operational development through its infrastructure and digital transformation services.

The event will allow visitors to explore technologies designed to make banking processes more efficient and user experiences more convenient and sustainable, while providing opportunities for Raya to connect with specialists and potential partners across the financial technology sector.

Cairo ICT Marks 30 Years with an AI-Focused Programme

This year's Cairo ICT exhibition marks its 30th edition and adopts the theme “AI in Action.” The event is held under the auspices of Communications and Information Technology Minister Raafat Hindy, with participation from several government ministries and organisation by Trade Fairs International in partnership with United Media Services.

A ministerial summit will form part of the opening programme, bringing together ministers responsible for communications, investment, water resources and irrigation, electricity and renewable energy, finance, and justice to discuss how AI applications can move from successful individual projects to broader national impact.

The event is also expected to receive delegations from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, China, Sudan, Togo and Rwanda, alongside major technology companies from Egypt and abroad. The programme will address AI applications in telecommunications, financial services, healthcare, education, energy and government operations.

Osama Kamal, Chairman of Trade Fairs International, said the anniversary edition is designed to connect technological innovation with actual market requirements, focusing on practical AI applications that can contribute to productivity and economic growth.

He described Cairo ICT as a meeting point for decision-makers, investors and entrepreneurs exploring the opportunities created by emerging technologies.