SCCT partners with Wahat Nour El Hayat Association to introduce Egypt’s first ZEPU-AI1 Gait Training & Evaluation System
Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT) has announced a new partnership with Wahat Nour El Hayat Association to the introduction of the ZEPU-AI1 Gait Training & Evaluation System, the first device of its kind in Egypt, aimed at expanding access to specialized rehabilitation services for children with cerebral palsy and individuals living with neurological and movement disorders.
To support the initiative, SCCT has signed a cooperation protocol with Wahat Nour El Hayat Association to fund the acquisition of the device, which is expected to become available to beneficiaries in October 2026.
The ZEPU-AI1 Gait Training & Evaluation System is an advanced rehabilitation technology that helps patients improve mobility and relearn movement patterns through specialized training programmes. It supports rehabilitation for individuals living with cerebral palsy, stroke, spinal cord injuries, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological and movement disorders. The system also contributes to improving lower-limb function and enhancing opportunities for greater independence in daily life.
This collaboration reflects SCCT’s commitment to supporting initiatives that create lasting social impact and expand access to healthcare and rehabilitation services, particularly for children with disabilities.
Keld Christensen, Chief Executive Officer of Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT), said:
"At SCCT, we believe that creating long-term value means contributing not only to the movement of trade, but also to the well-being of the communities we serve.
This initiative reflects our commitment to supporting projects that can make a meaningful difference in people's lives. By helping expand access to advanced rehabilitation services, we hope to support children and families while enabling greater inclusion and opportunities for those living with mobility challenges .
We are proud to partner with Wahat Nour El Hayat Association on a project that helps introduce the first technology of its kind in Egypt to support gait rehabilitation, while expanding access to specialized care for children and families who need it most."
Mostafa El Leithy, Chairman of Wahat Nour El Hayat Association, said:
"We sincerely appreciate SCCT's generous support. This collaboration marks an important step toward making advanced rehabilitation technologies more accessible to our beneficiaries and expanding access to specialized care for those who need it most."
Mohamed Khattab, Head of Public and Government Affairs at Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT), said:
"Partnerships play an important role in creating sustainable solutions to community challenges. Through our collaboration with Wahat Nour El Hayat Association, we are supporting access to advanced rehabilitation services that can help improve mobility and quality of life for children and other beneficiaries.
We are pleased to contribute to bringing this technology to those who need it most and look forward to the positive impact it can have on individuals, families, and communities."
During the signing of the protocol, both parties emphasized the importance of collaboration between the private sector and civil society organizations in expanding access to healthcare and rehabilitation services. Through initiatives such as this, they aim to help more children and individuals living with disabilities benefit from innovative rehabilitation solutions that support greater independence, inclusion, and quality of life.
The partnership forms part of SCCT’s ongoing commitment to supporting community initiatives that deliver sustainable impact and create opportunities for stronger, more inclusive communities.
