Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the importance of implementing the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to enhance cooperation and integration with African brothers, noting that the Arab Organization for Industrialization is keen to achieve communication and exchange experiences with all African countries and to train human cadres with the latest modern digital training systems. .

The "Terrace" also expressed its pride in the visit of the African delegation as an opportunity to enhance the true image of the capabilities of the Egyptian industry, stressing that the Arab Organization for Industrialization welcomes receiving similar visits by African scholars, to enhance integration and joint cooperation.

This came within the framework of the visit of the students of the African Cooperation Course for Decision Makers (Session No. 14), organized by the Nasser Military Academy.

The meeting dealt with a review of the history of the founding of Arab Industrialization and its national role as one of the results of the October War victories, and its role in meeting the needs of the Arab and African brothers in the defense and civil industries, and referring to the strategy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to train human cadres, deepen local manufacturing, and transfer and settle modern technology in partnership with major international companies in Many fields of industry and comprehensive development projects.

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras was keen to open an open dialogue with the African delegation, in which he referred to the importance of providing all forms of support, qualification and training to African students, benefiting from their capabilities and empowering them in leadership positions in their country, pointing to the importance of the African cooperation course aimed at preparing a new generation of African leaders. The most influential on the continent, with the necessary training and skills, with a vision consistent with Egypt's vision and direction to achieve African integration and unity.

The Terrace also clarified that Arab Industrialization represents the industrial backbone of the Egyptian state for the settlement of technology, manufacturing and development in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, stressing that the authority puts all its expertise and human and technological capabilities into cooperation and partnership with our brothers in the African continent, exchanging experiences and training African brothers in many fields.

In a related context, the "Terrace" talked about the interest of the Arab Organization for Industrialization in deepening local manufacturing and localizing modern technology, pointing, for example, to Arab Industrialization's plans to manufacture secure traffic metal plates, as well as fiber-optic cables, and other products in accordance with international quality standards.

The Terrace also mentioned the interest of the Arab Organization for Industrialization in supporting inventors and innovators, pointing to the authority's role in supporting the innovation of the Egyptian youth "Abdul Rahman Omran" in inventing a wheelchair that works with brain signals for patients with quadriplegia, and it was successfully manufactured in Arab Industrialization, and it is being developed and manufactured on a large scale. Commercial to meet the needs of the local market and export to the African and Arab region in the future.

During the inspection of the exhibition of the products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the delegation of students of the African Cooperation Course for decision-makers expressed their admiration for the various Arab products for industrialization and their manufacturing capabilities to develop technology in scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing and the transfer and localization of global technology, praising the efforts of President Sisi to enhance cooperation and integration between African brothers.