Employing public relations in Egyptian government institutions for virtual technology projects and their role in sustainable development: an applied study

This study seeks to identify the employment of public relations for government institutions in virtual technology projects and its role in sustainable development within the Arab Republic of Egypt, represented by those working in those projects and those dealing with them, as well as the data issued periodically by the public relations departments of those projects during the second presidential term of President Abdel Fattah. Al-Sisi, and the study was applied to a sample of 55 individuals working in those projects and 200 individuals from the external public and analyzing the reports issued by the public relations departments of those institutions on a quarterly basis, and by looking at the Wasili and McLean model, using the questionnaire form and analyzing that data, the study revealed several results, the most important of which are Some important issues came, and technology came in first place. The most important issues were technological innovation and business increase, with a rate of 43.8%. Economic media and participatory decision-making came in second place equally, with a rate of 18.8%, followed by economic security, with a rate of 12.5%, and came in second place equally. The last issue was the issue of petroleum, nutrition, and energy, at a rate of 6.3%. This is evidence of the Technology and Entrepreneurship Authority’s interest in its assigned role and hard work in society, and Nadia’s role in an appropriate manner for the institutional work carried out by the state.