General Motors Egypt marked a major milestone in its digital transformation journey by securing a permanent Internet of Things (IoT) license for OnStar Egypt, its local connectivity services arm. The agreement was signed by Sharon Nishi, Chair and Managing Director of GM Egypt and Africa and Eng. Mohamed Shamroukh is the Executive President of the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Egypt (NTRA), and witnessed by H.E. Dr. Amr Talaat, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, paving the way for expanding connected mobility solutions across the country.

This landmark achievement represents a foundational step in enabling advanced vehicle connectivity services in Egypt, reinforcing GM’s commitment to digital transformation and its vision for zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion future. It also reflects GM’s global leadership in automotive innovation and its dedication to delivering cutting-edge mobility solutions tailored to local markets.

“This milestone is a testament to the power of collaboration,” said Sharon Nishi.  She added “It reflects GM’s strategic alignment with Egypt’s digital ambitions and our shared commitment to advancing smart mobility across the country, as by securing this IoT license, we’re aligning with regulatory standards while opening new possibilities in vehicle connectivity through OnStar, real-time data integration, and enhanced customer experiences.