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Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister of Egypt, visited the pavilion of X-GEN—a 100% Egyptian company—during the Cairo ICT 2026 exhibition and conference to explore the latest national solutions and technologies in artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous systems.

This visit highlights the pivotal role of advanced technology in driving digital transformation, optimizing resources, maximizing economic return, and protecting national assets across vital sectors.

Integrated Technology Across 3 Environments: Air, Land, and Sea

X-GEN presented its innovative vision of providing comprehensive technologies across three main domains:

In the Air: Advanced drones for smart inspection and data analysis.

On Land: Ground robots and autonomous systems for facility management and logistics.

In the Water: Unmanned surface and underwater vehicles for complex marine tasks.

The company emphasized that these systems operate under full human supervision, enhancing safety standards while directing human talent toward higher-value strategic tasks.

Resource Sustainability and Water Conservation via Smart Agriculture

X-GEN's technologies empower the agricultural sector through precise data analysis of soil and crops, enabling accurate determination of irrigation and fertilization needs. Implementing these smart applications at scale helps save millions of cubic meters of irrigation water annually and reduces agricultural input waste.

Furthermore, these technologies support the energy, industrial, and infrastructure sectors through early hazard and fault detection, safeguarding assets and minimizing costly operational downtime.

Investing in Local Manufacturing and Knowledge Localization

The company continues to invest in local assembly, manufacturing, and technological knowledge transfer, leveraging Egyptian engineering capabilities to create competitive solutions capable of regional expansion.

In this context, Amir Waheed, Co-Founder and CEO of X-GEN, stated:

"We were honored by the Prime Minister's visit, which reflects the state's support for national technology. We believe the true value of technology lies in its ability to solve real-world challenges and protect resources. Our ambition is for Egypt to become a leading regional hub for developing advanced systems using local expertise."