The modes of
communications in Egypt are developed enough and the country is well connected with the rest of the world. There are different ways of communications in Egypt such as air, road, rail, water, Internet, telephones, media and postal services.
Post and Telecommunication in Egypt
As telephone is the fastest and easiest way of communication, telecom services in Egypt have increased to a great extent in the recent years. There are three mobile networks operating in Egypt with 14.8 million customers. Internet facilities are also provided at low costs. The e-government intends to change the country into an information technology centre for which a hub for international companies is being set up. Postal services in Egypt are available all the days except Fridays. Domestic airmails are posted in the red mailboxes, while overseas mails are posted in the blue ones. Letters are sent through express mail service, registered posts or private couriers.
Road, Air and Water Communication in Egypt
There are 47 flights that connect people to different cities and capitals. Amongst the 30 airports in Egypt, Cairo International Airport is the most important and busiest. There are several highways and bridges too that help in transportation. The Suez Canal is an important source of
communications in Egypt. The Underground metro system in Egypt is the first of its kind in the African continent.
