In 1990 the People's Assembly started benefiting from the achievements of the information revolution in developing it performance. So, the first stage of the Information Center was opened on 13 November, 1993 by President Mobarak, and then other stages continued.

The Center aims at assisting the Assembly in practicing its legislative and oversight role by building the following fundamental and auxiliary databases to serve the Assembly:

•  A database of legislations that serves the legislative function by collecting and categorizing legislations, defining the interrelations and overlapping among them as a base for legislative development.
• A database of the library materials in all branches of information, particularly legal, economic and social references.
• Local and foreign sources if information by contacting local and international databases to retrieve the data needed for parliamentary studies and researches.
• Accurately, integrally and objectively analyzing information.
• Analyzing the contents of the speech of the President of the Republic.
•  Following up committees recommendations and government promises.
•  Data of the parliamentary work by downloading and saving Assembly sittings for free retrieval.
• Service data for office and financial development( financial affairs of members and staff)

An internal information channel:

The Assembly is currently compiling the Encyclopedia of Parliamentary Life Since 1866 to facilitate access to this information by members and staff. The Assembly, its specific committees and General Secretariat were connected to the Internet, and a website for the People's Assembly entitled (www.parliament.gov.eg)was created in Arabic, English and French, and it is regularly updated. Moreover, a Media Center equipped with satellite reception was established to receive information from different channels and classify them to assist in decision making through a central information channel displayed in various sites inside the Assembly. The information center managed to contact databases and information sources in various countries of the world.