TEOS is an Egypt-originated, constitution-first framework for building sovereign Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI).

Designed for national governments, regulators, and international financial institutions (IFIs), TEOS enforces:

• Law over code
• Human authority over automation
• Cryptography as enforcement, not symbolism
• Auditability by default

All systems are anchored in the International Civic Blockchain Constitution (ICBC) and governed through non-forkable sovereign standards under the TESL license.

TEOS implements the World Bank / GovStack DPI Hourglass Model, ensuring a narrow, stable core with unlimited innovation above and resilient infrastructure below.

This organization operates as a Unified Sovereign Mesh.

Every repository is:

• Constitution-bound
• Audit-addressable
• Authority-aware

36+ classified repositories are synchronized through governed workflows, not ad-hoc development.

Key properties

• Recursive Governance: Projects linked through controlled dependency chains
• Audit-Ready DNA: Standardized /audit and /governance manifests
• Constitutional Validation: Logic must pass ICBC compliance checks before execution

No repository is sovereign in isolation.

Authority flows top-down, never laterally.

TEOS-FORGE
   ↓
Teos-International-Civic-Blockchain-Constitution
   ↓
TEOS-Governance
   ↓
Elmahrosa-Core
   ↓
Teos-Sovereign-System
   ↓
TEOS-Egypt-SovereignStack-2026 (Private)

Role: The global standard layer for governing Digital Public Infrastructure.

Defines:

• Sovereign DPI patterns
• Compliance modules
• Interoperability rules
• Tooling for governed deployment

Role: The Sovereign DPI Kernel and Root of Trust.

Defines:

• Authority chains
• Cryptographic legitimacy
• Governance boundaries
• Legal and institutional supremacy

All downstream repositories derive validity from this Constitution.

Role: Executable governance logic derived strictly from the Constitution.

Includes:

• Proposal and ratification workflows
• Voting and authority validation
• Compliance enforcement mechanisms

No governance logic exists outside constitutional bounds.

Role: The Central Governance Engine & Ecosystem Registry — the system’s heartbeat.

Responsible for:

• Authority resolution
• Sovereign component registry
• Cross-system execution validation
• Institutional coordination logic

Role: The integrated reference implementation.

Demonstrates how constitutional law, governance logic, and execution layers operate together in a state-grade deployment.

Used for:

• Institutional review
• Technical validation
• International audits and presentations

Role: Egypt-specific sovereign deployment stack.

Contains:

• National configurations
• State execution parameters
• Government-level integrations

Private by design. This is an implementation, not a standard.

TEOS modularizes DPI according to GovStack (ITU / World Bank) specifications:

• 🆔 Identity: W3C-compliant DIDs & Verifiable Credentials
• 💳 Payments: Regulated sovereign rails (BankChain, FundsChain)
• 📊 Registries: Land, health, and civic data vaults
• 🔗 Information Mediator: Secure cross-agency exchange (Nilex Engine)

Governments and institutions can initialize sovereign infrastructure using the TEOS Forge CLI.

npm install -g @teos/forge-cli

teos init my-dpi-project --template identity-registry
teos validate
teos deploy --testnet
teos audit --export pdf

Every project begins governed. No code executes outside constitutional boundaries.

• Phase I — Constitutional Linking
• Phase II — Institutional Pilots (Q1–Q2)
• Phase III — Continental Scaling (Q3–Q4)

Elmahrosa International Founded in Egypt • Operating since 2007

Ayman Seif Founder & Chief Architect

📧 ayman@teosegypt.com 🌐 https://teosegypt.com 📄 Whitepaper: https://whitepaper.teosegypt.com

Every commit is a civic milestone. Nations own their code. Citizens own their data.

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