JRNY, in a strategic partnership with the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), has announced it will host the Fintech Industry Retreat 2025. The fourth edition of the exclusive event is set to take place from December 3 to 6 in El Gouna and is sponsored by Raya Data Center, Farida | Coldwell Banker, and Lucky.
A Confluence of Industry Leaders
The retreat is designed to be an intimate and high-impact gathering, bringing together 120 to 140 senior leaders from across Egypt’s financial ecosystem. Attendees will include founders of leading fintech startups, executives from banks and financial institutions, regulators, prominent investors, and key ecosystem enablers. The event builds on the success of its previous editions, continuing its role as a premier forum for high-level discussions on the future of Egypt’s financial technology sector.
Fostering Collaboration and Inclusion
This year’s agenda places a strong emphasis on fostering collaboration between startups, established corporations, investors, and policymakers. A core theme of the retreat will be advancing financial inclusion and expanding access to financial services for underserved communities across the country. The program will also tackle the introduction and regulation of new investment asset classes, with the goal of ensuring that safe and accessible saving and investment opportunities are available to a wider audience.
Exploring New Frontiers in Tech and Regulation
Discussions will delve into the practical applications of emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and cloud solutions within the specific context of the Egyptian market. The retreat will feature dedicated sessions and open exchanges with regulators, providing a unique platform for the private sector to inform and shape future policy discussions.
Strategic Partnership with FRA Solidified
Marking a significant step in public-private collaboration, the launch of the event included the signing of a cooperation MoU between Dr. Mohamed Farid, Chairman of the FRA, and Dalia Said, Co-Founder and CEO of JRNY. The agreement aims to support the FinTech Program and encourage active participation from government and regulatory bodies.
Ahmed Salah, Managing Partner at JRNY, commented on the partnership.
“This collaboration strengthens dialogue between the private sector and regulatory bodies, an essential step in advancing financial inclusion and driving meaningful ecosystem impact,” said Salah.
About JRNY
JRNY is a community builder and strategic advisory firm. It works with partners to bring their vision to life and co-create platforms that foster the development of ecosystems.
Source: Fintech News Middle East
