Eslam Aboudonia is a seasoned professional with demonstrated history of 17 years working in the international relations, business diplomacy and public policy fields. He has worked across government, consultancy, international organizations, and corporates, excelling in designing and implementing engagement strategies, leading policy advocacy campaigns, and building sustainable partnerships in Egypt and the broader region.
Currently leading Government and Policy Advocacy at Ericsson Egypt, Eslam focuses on bridging policy and technology through conducive regulatory frameworks to advance transformational connectivity and digital transformation. Before joining Ericsson, Eslam was an Associate Director at N Gage Consulting, where he leveraged his public policy and regulatory expertise to help multinationals design and execute their government engagement strategies. Eslam started his career at Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) at the International Relations Division where he contributed to drafting and advocating the Ministry’s policy positions towards relevant international organizations, particularly the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). Eslam holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Cairo University and an MA in International Social Policy from the University of Nottingham, UK. Eslam currently is a PhD candidate in International Relations with special focus on tech diplomacy.
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