Our first ever G-days in Egypt and Jordan

Google hosted its first-ever G-days in Egypt and Jordan in December 2010, aiming to enhance the relevance and utility of the Internet for Arabic speakers and to foster local tech innovation. The events took place in Cairo and Amman, with each day dedicated to different groups such as computer science students, developers, entrepreneurs, and tech marketers. Attendees were required to pre-register due to limited space. The conferences featured a variety of tech talks and breakout sessions led by Google's engineers, product managers, and business leaders, focusing on Google's open web and mobile technologies. These gatherings provided attendees with opportunities to interact with Google professionals and explore new technological advancements, reflecting Google's commitment to supporting the growing Internet ecosystem in the Middle East.

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