Today, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, received Mr. Patrick Rajoelina, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Nation of Madagascar, to discuss ways to support and enhance cooperation, industrialization and partnerships with Madagascar, exchange experiences and train human cadres.   A high-level delegation headed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Madagascar, which included Mr. Mameniaina Rafatomanga, participated in the talks. Madagascar's Special Envoy   The talks witnessed an increasing interest in strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries in the coming period, as well as coordination on issues of common interest within the framework of the upcoming summit of the COMESA grouping, which Egypt will host on November 23, during which it will receive the presidency of the grouping from the State of Madagascar.   The meeting also dealt with studying possible investment and commercial partnership opportunities in various fields, as well as discussing strengthening cooperation mechanisms and benefiting from Arab Industrialization’s expertise in various fields of industry, including defense and civil industries, infrastructure, water technologies, medical supplies, new energy, communications, electronics, digital transformation processes, artificial intelligence, surveillance cameras and friendly cars. The environment using natural gas and other various fields of industry.   For his part, Patrick Rajoelina explained that the relations between the two countries are fruitful and in continuous progress, praising Egypt's efforts to support economic relations and industrial and commercial cooperation with the countries of the African continent, especially the COMESA grouping, pointing to the importance of strengthening the Egyptian partnership with Madagascar and continuing to transfer expertise through courses and grants. Which Egypt offers and contributes to building human cadres in Madagascar, in light of Egypt's great experience, and its keenness to transfer that experience to its brothers in the countries of the African continent.   In turn, "Mameniaina Ravatomanga" explained that the investment vision with Madagascar is directed only towards "agricultural industries", but this vision is incomplete, as Madagascar is a country with diverse and rich natural resources, ready for all types of investment and tax exemptions, and the ease of establishing new companies and economic projects in various fields, Pointing to Madagascar's welcome to benefit from the expertise of Arab Industrialization in the various development projects that Madagascar is witnessing.   In this regard, the "Terrace" stressed the importance of implementing President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to enhance joint cooperation with the African countries in various fields of industrialization, noting that there are joint committees to lay the foundations for cooperation between the two countries and to develop economic and trade cooperation, with the participation of many experts in the two countries. . . The "Terrace" indicated that the Arab Organization for Industrialization is putting all its manufacturing and technological capabilities to participate in the various development projects taking place in the sisterly country of Madagascar. Information and communication technology according to the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization also stressed the importance of enhancing cooperation between the COMESA countries and increasing the volume of investments and joint trade exchange, noting that Africa must take its rightful place on the world map and become an effective partner in the global economy.

Today, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, received Mr. Dejan Angelov Katrashev, the Ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria in Cairo, accompanied by the military attache and the commercial advisor at the embassy.   During the meeting, Arab Industrialization's vision for deepening local manufacturing, transfer and localization of technology was discussed, as well as ways to strengthen partnership with major Bulgarian companies in many areas of the defense and civil industry, including training and qualifying human cadres through the training academy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   In this regard, the "Terrace" stressed the importance of implementing President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to localize technology in cooperation with global expertise, pointing to the importance of investing in the depth and strength of relations between the two countries through the Egyptian-Bulgarian Committee, and how to benefit from it to open new horizons for joint cooperation in various fields of manufacturing. .   He added that the Arab Organization for Industrialization is looking forward to strengthening joint cooperation with major Bulgarian companies, to deepen local manufacturing and increase the added value in the local industry, pointing to the discussion of increasing competitive opportunities to market joint production in the Egyptian, African and Arab markets.   For his part, Mr. Diane Angelov Katrashev stressed that Egypt's recent successes in all fields have attracted the attention of giant international companies, including Bulgaria, to enhance joint cooperation in light of the improvement in the investment climate and the security and economic stability that Egypt currently enjoys, praising the administrative capital and the size of the achievements and projects. Nationalism under the leadership of President "Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi".   Katrashev also praised the Authority's manufacturing and technical capabilities and the richness and diversity of its defense and civil products, which encourages major Bulgarian companies to conclude partnerships with Arab Industrialization to deepen industrialization in areas of common interest, pointing to the interest of senior Bulgarian officials in attending the Egypt International Defense and Security Exhibition IDEX 2021 in Its second session in Cairo and holding joint talks with Arab Industrialization to enhance aspects of cooperation in the field of defense industries.

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to achieve integration between universities, scientific research bodies and national industrial institutions in order to achieve the state's plan to deepen local industrialization and settling modern technology in accordance with the mechanisms of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, noting that Arab Industrialization puts all its capabilities, technological expertise and training centers to prepare a new generation of trained human cadres in accordance with Egypt’s 2030 vision, as well as laying the foundations for scientific and research cooperation, training and technology transfer.   This came during the signing of a cooperation protocol between the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the Higher Canal Institute for Engineering and Technology It was signed by Dr. Montaser Yousry Ghaly, Dean of the Canal Higher Institute for Engineering and Technology.   In this regard, the "Terrace" praised the integrated system of engineering education and scientific research at the Higher Canal Institute, and its serious vision in various engineering and scientific fields and many applied research projects, which can provide industrial solutions to the problems of different sectors in the country, pointing to the interest of Arab Industrialization to enhance joint cooperation. With the Canal Institute to activate the culture of development through distinguished and serious scientific research and support the link between industrial and academic entities to meet the challenges that hinder the progress of the national economy and the sustainable development of the state.   On the aspects of the protocol, the "Terrace" explained that it was agreed to joint coordination in the research fields and to make use of the material capabilities and infrastructure available to both parties, including machines, equipment and human cadres in production work for various industrial fields and in completing the practical part of student projects.   He added that the areas of cooperation also include training and support for research projects and industrial innovations that are applicable to serve the various manufacturing sectors, organizing training courses in common areas, summer training programs in various engineering disciplines in the production and research units of the authority, and training human cadres in Arabic for manufacturing in specialized courses at the institute, in addition to organizing field visits. For students of the Canal Higher Institute of Engineering and Technology for various units of the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   For his part, Engineer Ali Mohamed Hefni, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Higher Canal Institute for Engineering and Technology, expressed his confidence in the success of this cooperation, due to the continuous support provided by the Arab Organization for Industrialization to various scientific institutions in the fields of training and scientific research to transform research outputs into applied models that can be used. in various industrial fields and qualify them for the labor market.

In the context of strengthening cooperation with the countries of the African continent, the Arab Organization for Industrialization is participating in a distinguished pavilion in the Intra-African Trade Exhibition, which kicked off today in Durban City of South Africa.   The pavilion of the Arab Industrialization exhibition included a display of a number of products, including solar panels, railway and subway cars, car parts, LED bulbs, searchlights, interactive screens, surveillance cameras, laptops and tablets, fire trucks and money transfers, samples of polyethylene pipes, traffic metal panels, water pumps and desalination plants. water.

      Lieutenant-General "Abdel-Moneim Al-Terras", Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the importance of implementing the directives of President "Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi" to strengthen constructive cooperation between the state's industrial institutions and to exploit national manufacturing capabilities to deepen local manufacturing and localize technology for manufacturing operating equipment and converting vehicles to work with natural gas, benefiting from experiences global specialist in this industrial field.   This came during the signing of the tripartite cooperation protocol between Arab Industrialization, the Italian international company "Westport", and "Jazz Tun", one of the Saad El-Din Group companies.   Under the new protocol, vehicle conversion and operation kits to operate on natural gas will be manufactured through one of the Arab Organization for Industrialization companies, and technology transfer, training, research and development will be carried out through the Italian international company "Westport".   In this regard, the “Terrace” clarified that with this cooperation we aim to deepen the manufacture of all working groups for operating and converting vehicles to work with natural gas, by exploiting the national manufacturing capabilities, in partnership between the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the Saad Eddin Group of Companies and the Italian global experience in this field.   The "Terrace" indicated that it was agreed to increase the proportions of the local component to save the expenses of importing components that enter this industry, and to work on reducing imports to save huge amounts of hard currency, and to localize this industry, in a way that contributes to strengthening the state's plan to operate and convert vehicles to work with natural gas, according to the statement. To international quality standards at competitive market prices. The "Terrace" stated that the areas of cooperation aim to meet the needs of the local market, national projects, and future expansion to African and Arab markets.   For his part, Mr. Marco Semandi, Vice President of Westport, indicated that the company is looking forward to a partnership contract with Arab Industrialization to transfer and localize modern technology and train human cadres in the field of operating groups and converting cars to work with natural gas, as well as enhancing marketing opportunities for joint production to meet the needs Growing in the local market and the Arab and African regions.   In turn, Dr. Mohamed Saad El-Din, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Saad El-Din Group of Companies, praised the pivotal role played by the Arab Organization for Industrialization in introducing the latest production technologies and deepening local manufacturing in accordance with international quality standards. He pointed out the importance of strengthening cooperation with Arab Industrialization to reduce the economics of manufacturing car starter kits to work with natural gas, within the framework of the government's direction to enhance all efforts to convert vehicles and operate them to work with natural gas.    

Within the framework of the Forum of the African Union Conference on the Private Sector, whose activities were launched today under the slogan "Made in Africa", Lieutenant-General "Abdel Moneim Al-Terras", Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, was honored with the African Industry Pride Award.   It is noteworthy that the African Union Conference for the Private Sector is organized by the African Business Council in cooperation with the African Union Commission for Economic Development, Trade, Industry and Mining and hosted in Cairo by the Egyptian Businesswomen’s Association from 10-12 November 2021 in cooperation with the African Conference on Entrepreneurship for Women and Youth.   Today's conference activities witnessed an intense presence of a number of important personalities, including Dr. Amani Asfour, President of the African Business Council, and Ambassador Albert Muchanga, Chairperson of the Commission for Economic Development, Trade, Industry and Mining, Commission of the African Union. Dr. Benedict Orama, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the African Export-Import Bank (Afriexim), and Mr. Stephen Carnegie, Director of the Department of Trade and Regional Integration at the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, in addition to a number of African personalities and stakeholders in African affairs.   As part of honoring the Chairman of the Arab Industrialization, Lieutenant-General Al-Terras affirmed that Egypt, under the leadership of President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi, has placed cooperation with African brothers at the forefront of its concerns, believing that Africa, with its natural and human wealth, deserves to be an oasis for global investments.   He added that this interest extends across all ministries, entities and institutions in Egypt, noting that we in the Arab Organization for Industrialization are honored to accomplish a huge number of projects, train African human cadres, conclude agreements and contracts and put them into effect with Africa, according to the principle of win-win partnership for all parties, as well as the principle of Justice and due appreciation for the capabilities of Africa's intellectual, human and natural wealth.   The Ultras also emphasized an important message to all parties present under the umbrella of the African Business Council, related to the importance of transforming words of appreciation and praise into a great ambition and action to increase the balance of investment and productivity, noting that Africa must take its rightful place on the world map and become an effective partner in the global economy.

In a visit that reflects the strength of the growing Egyptian economy and the confidence of major investors and international companies in the efficiency of our gigantic national institution, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, received Mr. Christoph Waterchot, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Belgian Ports Authority of Antwerp and the accompanying delegation, in the presence of Ambassador Francois Cornet Delsius, Ambassador of Belgium to Cairo.   The discussions dealt with presenting the Arab vision for industrialization regarding the deepening of local manufacturing, transfer and localization of technology, and training of human cadres.   A memorandum of understanding was also signed to maximize the utilization of industrial, commercial and logistical capabilities between Egypt and Africa by activating the partnership between the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the Antwerp Ports Authority.   In this regard, the "Terrace" clarified the importance of investing in the depth and strength of relations between Cairo and Brussels and how to benefit from them to enhance joint cooperation in various fields of manufacturing, stressing the implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to expand horizons of partnerships and cooperation with major international companies in implementing development projects and increasing Investment opportunities in Egypt.   The Terrace also pointed to the importance of strengthening cooperation in the industrial field in order to benefit from the advanced Belgian technology and industrial capabilities available in the authority to maximize the proportions of the local component and increase the added value in the local industry, stressing the role of Egypt as a main hub and a regional center for transit to the African continent, explaining the possibility of strengthening The role of the Egyptian market as a hub for Belgian products to enter the African continent markets.   For his part, François Cornet Delsius stressed that the Egyptian market is attractive to Belgian investments and is of strategic importance to the Arab and African region, stressing that the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the industrial backbone of the Egyptian state, enjoys many serious investments and has a promising future and capabilities that make it establish a new phase of cooperation and create good opportunities. during the next stage.   In turn, Christoph Watershot indicated that the Belgian Antwerp Ports Authority is enthusiastic about cooperation and partnerships with the Arab Organization for Industrialization to transfer and localize modern technology and train human cadres in the fields of multi-industry and logistics services, explaining that Antwerp has the potential to attract major investors to cooperate with Arab Industrialization.   He added that we have prepared a marketing plan to raise the marketing and promotional capabilities of container companies in Egypt in cooperation with Arab Industrialization expertise, and provide mechanisms for their implementation in order to increase the market share of these companies in light of the challenges they are currently facing locally, regionally and globally.

Benya Company for Optical Fiber Cables, one of the companies of Benya Group, and Banque Misr signed a financing contract worth 481 million pounds. Cairo ICT on 07/11/2021. The financing aims to establish the largest fiber-optic cable factory in Egypt and Africa to cover the demand for fiber-optic cable products in Egypt, the Middle East and Africa, in addition to providing high-quality cables due to their production in cooperation with one of the world’s leading optical cable companies, “Corning” company. In partnership with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the largest industrial authority in the African and Arab region. The project is located in a privileged location in the Suez Canal Economic Zone on an area of ​​40,000 square meters.   Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, emphasized the implementation of the directives of President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi to promote the state’s plan for digital transformation, implement advanced technological infrastructure and expand digital services in accordance with Egypt’s 2030 vision. Al-Terras expressed his pride in the cooperation The permanent and fruitful with Banque Misr, praising the positive and pioneering approach of the bank in encouraging the local product and supporting the Egyptian industries, whose effects are reflected in boosting the Egyptian economy and creating more job opportunities in various sectors. Pointing out that with this partnership, we aim to establish a national industry of advanced technological infrastructure for networks and communications that meets the needs of development projects and smart cities inside Egypt and open outlets for export to the African and Arab region.   In this context, Eng. Ahmed Makki, Chairman and CEO of Benya Group, said, "We are pleased to cooperate with Banque Misr, the leading bank in the banking sector, and through this cooperation we seek to obtain financing to establish the largest fiber-optic cable factory in Egypt." And Africa, in partnership with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the leading industrial corporation in Egypt, the Middle East and Africa. The financing is in the form of a long-term financing package to finance the establishment of the factory, the purchase of machinery, equipment and production requirements, as well as the financing of working capital when production begins.”   Mr. Mohamed El-Etreby, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Banque Misr, said, “Bank of Egypt’s undertaking of this financing is a continuation of its pioneering role in supporting the Egyptian economy, stressing the importance of the role of Banque Misr’s trained cadres to conduct the necessary studies for such financing with high efficiency, and Banque Misr’s constant keenness to Financing value-added projects that reflect positively on the Egyptian economy, and we are very pleased to provide the necessary financing for projects that aim to produce a high-quality local product to replace the products that are imported, which in turn affects the reduction of imports.”   Mr. Mohamed Khairat, Head of Corporate Credit and Syndications at Banque Misr, said, "Our financing for one of the projects in the communications and information technology sector comes from the bank's keenness to achieve Egypt's vision "2030", and to support the state's plans towards digital transformation, which ensures the continuous demand for The sector’s products and services, as well as the government’s plan to develop the telecommunications and information technology infrastructure using fiber-optic cables for all governorates, in addition to the smart cities that the state is establishing and relying mainly on fiber-optic cables.   It is worth noting that Benya Group is a leading institution in designing and implementing integrated solutions and products in the field of communications infrastructure and digital transformation in Egypt, the Middle East and the African continent. Bunya offers, through its advanced professional and institutional system, a rich package of products, services and digital solutions. It covers the technological value chain, on which developed countries and institutions depend. This package includes technical communication services and solutions related to information security, massive data and information platforms, design and implementation of integrated technological systems and proactive technical solutions.   Thanks to its tangible successes in the design and implementation of many integrated and non-traditional projects, the group has been able in record time to establish the associated image as the main player in the field of digital transformation in emerging markets, and a reliable partner for governments, institutions, and international and regional companies alike, in designing Implementation of mega projects for digital transformation.

The Arab Organization for Industrialization is participating in the fourth session of the Intelligent Transport, Logistics and Green Transport Exhibition and Conference, which was inaugurated by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the RepublicThe current session of the exhibition is held under the slogan "The Road to 2030". The Arab Organization 's pavilion includes the latest technologies and smart applications in the fields of smart transportation and railways. Arab Industrialization will also participate in a distinguished pavilion at Cairo ICT exhibition, displaying the latest advanced electronic technologies, surveillance cameras, laptops and tablets. Within the framework of the activities of the Intelligent Transport Exhibition, Lieutenant-General"Abdel Moneim Al-Terras", Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, discussed with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the French international company Alstom, enhancing areas of cooperation in a number of manufacturing fields.

Today, Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, held a meeting with Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, President of the Arab Organization for Industrialization; To follow up the position of the projects implemented by the authority, and the efforts to develop and modernize production lines, in the presence of Major General Issam Arafa, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Engine Factory, Major General Ismail Al-Najdi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Semaf Factory, Dr. Mohab Mohamed, Advisor to the Chairman of the Authority, and Dr. Ahmed Mekky, Chairman of the Board of Directors The company "Benya". At the beginning of the meeting, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of the efforts of the Arab Organization for Industrialization in deepening local manufacturing and transferring and settling technology, which President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the President of the Republic, is keen to follow up on its implementation in various sectors. To keep pace with global developments in the field of industry, in an effort to support this important field because of its pivotal role in achieving sustainable development goals. During the meeting, the Lieutenant-General pointed out that the fiscal year 2020/2021 witnessed the achievement of many achievements in a number of the authority’s work files, especially with regard to collecting debts owed to the authority’s units by third parties, in a manner that preserves its rights and resources, as well as taking the necessary measures to rationalize spending and reduce production costs. Regarding the efforts to modernize and develop production lines, the Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization indicated that with regard to the electronics factory, he witnessed the replacement of one of the assembly lines for surface components with a capacity of 20 thousand components / hour, with the latest line from the Japanese company “Fuji” with a production capacity of 200 thousand components / hour, which corresponds to With the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as it is characterized by the ability to assemble the precise components that are used with the electronic board of the tablet and mobile, as well as the installation and operation of two lines for the production of tablets, laptops and mobile phones, in cooperation with the "Talal Abu-Ghazaleh" Group, adding that the production of a number of 3987 tablets, and contracting procedures for micro-electronic components for 200,000 tablets are underway, to achieve the marketing plan. The Lieutenant-General  explained that through the modernization and development of the electronics factory, the line of surveillance cameras has been operated, as the production of 10,000 cameras has been completed. And 1,500 recording devices as a first stage, and it is planned to reach 45,000 cameras, and 13,050 recording devices by the end of this year.   The Lieutenant-General added that a cooperation protocol was signed with the Ministry of Education to meet the ministry's needs of interactive screens, and a contract is underway with the English "Promethian" company, and the "Si-vision" company to design and manufacture the computer unit (OPS) attached to the screen, in addition to cooperation with emerging companies, And work to encourage innovative youth, by adopting the manufacture and marketing of the initial sample of their products, including what was done with the manufacturers of the smart board.    The Lieutenant-General  also touched on cooperation with the German company "Dell Meterning" regarding the production of the smart water meter, which works with ultrasonic technology, and is characterized by its rapid collection of data and accurate calculation of water consumption, as well as accurate determination of leakage locations, pointing to the implementation of pilot projects in This connection. With regard to lighting systems, the Lieutenant-General explained that 3.1 million searchlights were supplied and installed within the national street lighting project at the level of the Republic, adding that street lights and lighting units are being supplied to the "Decent Life" project, with a total of 2,500 lighting units, and the remaining contracts are being implemented according to the requests. . The  Lieutenant-General  also touched on the position of the Authority's projects in the field of deepening local manufacturing, transfer and localization of technology, noting that among the most important projects that have been completed are the production lines for the manufacture of masks, with a production capacity of 300,000 masks / day with investments of up to 2.5 million dollars, and a production project Smart electricity meters, with a production capacity of 240,000 meters/year, as well as a project to produce surveillance cameras in cooperation with the American company "Honey Well", where the production capacity of the line reaches 30,000 cameras/year from the "Honey Well" product, and 300,000 cameras/year for products. The other, referring to the project of the Arab German Company for insured traffic panels, to manufacture insured traffic panels locally at a competitive price to international prices, where the production capacity is scheduled to reach 3 million panels/year (per shift). During the meeting, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras reviewed the executive position for the development of the SEMAF plant, explaining that a number of machines and equipment had been supplied and trial runs were underway. He added: With regard to the field of ensuring production quality in accordance with international standards, a plan has been drawn up in coordination with one of the companies to qualify the factory to obtain the international accreditation certificate in the field of railways, adding that in the field of information technology, the establishment and equipment of the main data center for digital connectivity has been completed. For production lines and all work activities in the factory. The Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization referred to the development of infrastructure and electromechanical works in line with the demands of developing production lines, as 28 workshops have been completed, and the internal railway network is being replaced and renewed with a total of 13 km. The Lieutenant-General  pointed out that 10 metro trains are being produced for the third phase of the third line of the metro, in cooperation with an Asian company, and also talked about cooperation between the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the French company "Alstom", where negotiations were negotiated with the French company to build a long-term partnership. By identifying modern products in all types of railway moving units and transferring expertise and technology to serve the local market and export abroad. With regard to the production situation at the Semaf  factory, the Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization indicated that despite the volume of integrated development work for the factory, the problems of production stoppage and the challenges facing the global shipping market due to the repercussions of the “Corona” pandemic, it has not been completed.

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 promote digital transformation and electronic automation for all educational and governmental institutions, explaining that the Arab Organization for Industrialization puts all its capabilities and technological expertise to promote digital transformation and manage all the needs of affiliated colleges and research centers. Beni Suef University of Technology.   This came during the signing of a cooperation protocol between Arab Industrialization and Beni Suef University of Technology.   In this context, the "Terrace" explained that it was agreed to meet the needs of Beni Suef University in many areas, including digital transformation, electronic mechanization, various educational aids, computers, laboratories, electronic display screens, surveillance camera systems, electronics, networks, computers, administrative and educational furniture, solar plants and energy-saving systems. And smart water saver systems, sports equipment, medical supplies, medical and hazardous waste incinerators, environmental protection equipment and many other fields to serve the university's development plans and strategies.   The Terrace also indicated that the areas of cooperation also include training, holding competitions, exhibitions, joint scientific, research and innovation forums, facilitating patent registration, supporting the implementation of research projects and industrial innovations that are applicable to serve the various manufacturing sectors, and organizing training courses in common fields, pointing to training programs in various engineering disciplines. In the production and research units of the Authority and training human cadres in Arabic for manufacturing in specialized courses at the university, in addition to organizing field visits for students of technological programs for the various units of the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   For his part, Prof. Dr. "Mohamed Shukr Nada", President of Beni Suef University of Technology, expressed his confidence in the success of this cooperation, due to the continuous support provided by the Arab Organization for Industrialization to various scientific institutions in the fields of training and scientific research to transform research outputs into applied models that can be used in industrial fields. different and qualifies them for the labor market.   Nada also stressed the importance of strengthening cooperation with Arab Industrialization in the field of infrastructure to serve digital transformation plans, in accordance with the latest modern systems, praising the Authority's excellence in quality, accuracy and commitment to delivery times in accordance with international quality levels.

The activities of the Cairo Water Week witnessed Arab interest. Minister Mahdi Rashid Al-Hamdani, the Iraqi Minister of Water Resources, inspected the pavilion of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, where he praised the Authority’s various products and manufacturing capabilities to develop technology using scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing and the transfer and settlement of modern technology in the fields of water treatment. for various uses.

The current session of Cairo Water Week 2021, which kicked off today, witnessed a strong participation and an effective presence of Arab Industrialization, as it participates in a distinguished and diversified pavilion for various fields of water treatment, including displaying the latest technologies used in the fields of water treatment, sanitation, drinking water purification, as well as smart irrigation systems. Also, Arab Manufacturing products of sewage pumps (Cleopatra), with their different models, which are characterized by the highest local component ratios of up to 80%, which is a distinct local product in accordance with international quality standards, and an alternative to importing pumps from abroad. It also displays the authority's products in the field of desalinating salty wells water, including small stations for desalinating drinking water extracted from wells to serve remote areas, in addition to saving water used in homes, places of worship, hotels, government departments and business establishments. This is in addition to smart meters for street lighting and polyethylene pipes of different diameters used in all infrastructure projects for new cities and the Administrative Capital, water purification and desalination projects, sewage networks, and connecting water networks to disadvantaged villages in the governorates, as well as natural gas pipes and their requirements.   On the first day of the opening of the Cairo Water Week, the pavilion of the Arab Organization for Industrialization witnessed an official turnout, as a number of senior officials visited it. Including the visit of the Minister of Irrigation, accompanied by a number of Arab and African Ministers of Irrigation and Agriculture, where they expressed their admiration for the various products of the authority and its manufacturing capabilities to develop technology with scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing and the transfer and settlement of modern technology in the fields of water treatment, for various uses.

Within the framework of Egypt's keenness to support relations with its brothers in the Nile Basin countries, the Arab Organization for Industrialization has completed the construction of a solar power plant in Tororo District in the sisterly State of Uganda. It will be delivered at the end of this month   In this regard, 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 joint cooperation with the brothers in the Nile Basin countries and all the countries of the African continent in various fields of industrialization.   He added that AOI is putting all its manufacturing and technological capabilities to participate in the various development projects taking place in the sisterly state of Uganda and all the countries of the African continent, pointing out that AOI supports renewable energy projects, through the Egyptian Initiative for Development in the Nile Basin Countries.   Al-Terrace explained that the station that was built operates on the photovoltaic system with a capacity of 4 megawatts, pointing to the authority's keenness to exchange experiences and train technical workers in Uganda on maintenance and continuous follow-up work. He added that the solar panels installed at the station are produced by the Arab Renewable Energy Company, affiliated with the Arab Industrialization ARECO, 320 watts, which are efficient and take into account international quality standards, pointing out that the implementation was carried out under the supervision of the New and Renewable Energy Authority.   The "Terrace" also indicated that the Arab Industrialization is heading strongly to implement many renewable energy projects in many countries of the African continent, especially in light of the trend to achieve the maximum possible use of solar energy as a clean source of electricity generation.   In a related context, the "Terrace" stressed that the Arab Organization for Industrialization has an ambitious plan to meet all the needs of the local and African market in the field of electricity production from solar energy, and even enter the global competition in the future, pointing to strengthening our manufacturing capabilities and production lines with all modern digital manufacturing systems until we get On high-quality solar panels that allow us to compete in the global market

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 countries friendly to Egypt, noting that the Arab Organization for Industrialization is keen to open areas of cooperation and exchange experiences with all friendly countries and provide the opportunity to train human cadres with the latest technologies. Modern digital training systems. The Terrace also expressed its pride in the visit of the Indian delegation as an opportunity to enhance the true image of the capabilities of the Egyptian industry and its development in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and digital transformation, stressing that the Arab Organization for Industrialization welcomes similar visits by students to the friendly country of India. This came within the framework of the visit of the Indian National Defense College delegation to the Arab Organization for Industrialization. Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras was keen to open an open dialogue with the Indian delegation, in which he discussed the history of the founding of Arab Industrialization and its national role as one of the results of the October War victories, referring to the strategy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to train human cadres, deepen local manufacturing, and transfer and localize the latest technologies and techniques in the field of defense industries. and civil, in partnership with major international companies.   The "Terrace" also mentioned that the Arab Organization for Industrialization represents the industrial back-up of the Egyptian state for the settlement of technology, manufacturing and development, stressing that the authority puts all its expertise and human and technological capabilities into cooperation and partnership with India and all friendly countries, as well as exchanging experiences and training in many fields. During the inspection of the exhibition of the products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the delegation of the Indian National Defense College expressed their admiration for the various products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its manufacturing capabilities to develop technology by scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing and the transfer and settlement of modern technology. The visit also included a visit to the Training Academy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, where the delegation was briefed on the systems for training and qualifying human cadres in all fields of industry, administration, information systems, communication technology, smart automated management mechanisms, and training on programmed machines, in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.