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. 13) at 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 orientation 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.   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 products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its 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.   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 machines programmed according to the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.   The African delegation also inspected the electronics factory of the Arab Industrialization, where they inspected the production lines of tablets, computers, interactive screens, electronic devices, surveillance cameras and other requirements of advanced smart electronic devices.

Dr. Assem Al-Jazzar, Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities, held a meeting with Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization For Industrialization, to review the position of providing the tasks and requirements for the implementation of various projects within the presidential initiative "Dignified Life", to develop the Egyptian countryside, in the presence of officials of the Ministry and the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   The Minister of Housing stressed that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s directives emphasize relying on local Egyptian-made products to implement various projects in the presidential initiative, “A Dignified Life,” in order to localize and encourage the Egyptian industry, and provide job opportunities for the local community, which is one of the most important goals of the presidential initiative.   The minister added that the various projects that are being implemented within the presidential initiative "A Dignified Life" for the development of villages and dependents at the level of the Republic, are among the most important national projects that are currently being implemented at the state level, and are monitored directly and periodically by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, and Dr. Mostafa Madbouly. Prime Minister, in order to provide a decent life for about 58 million Egyptian citizens, who live in rural areas.   The Minister of Housing stated that during the meeting, one of the decentralized non-traditional solutions was presented to treat sewage, using one of the treatment techniques, and is suitable for implementation in small population centers in rural areas, and saves energy consumption, and it was agreed to implement it experimentally in one of the rural areas. Experiment to ensure its validity for the application.   For his part, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, confirmed the implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, to strengthen national manufacturing capabilities to deepen local manufacturing, and to localize the technology of designing and manufacturing equipment for treatment plants and pumps of all kinds, stressing the importance of concerted efforts to encourage and support the local product. and relying on it primarily in all development projects in the country.   The Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization indicated that there are directives from President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, to increase the plan of producing pumps locally from 50 to 300 pumps per month. He stressed that the Arab Organization for Industrialization is an industrial back-up for the state and its multiple destinations in providing project requirements, and the authority cooperates with specialized foreign companies in order to transfer and localize modern technology, and raise the quality and efficiency of Egyptian products, to be competitive with their imported counterparts in quality and price.   Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras added that during the meeting, the efforts of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to provide the requirements for the projects of the presidential initiative "Dignified Life", and its efforts to transfer and localize modern technology in the field of sewage plants, and to increase the local component of electromechanical equipment for water treatment plants, which contributes to providing Expenses of importing components that are used in the manufacture of treatment plants, localizing this industry and achieving a high added value for the national industry.   The Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization also addressed the role of the Authority in solving the sewage problem in villages, hamlets and rural residential communities, pointing to the efforts of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to deepen local manufacturing and localize the technology of components of water stations in cooperation with universities and specialized research centers, in addition to training human cadres on this modern technology. According to the latest modern digital training systems.

Major General Mahmoud Sharawy, Minister of Local Development, Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, and Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, held an expanded meeting at the headquarters of the Ministry of Local Development, where the meeting followed up on the latest developments regarding the executive plan for the municipal solid waste management system in various The governorates of the Republic, in implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, the meeting was attended by a number of leaders of the three ministries and the Authority.   During the meeting, the latest developments in the executive position of the implementation of the new waste system at the level of infrastructure, operation and institutional support programs, and the work that has been implemented, as well as discussing some technical offers submitted by cleaning companies to carry out collection, transportation, cleaning and sweeping streets and public facilities in Port Said and Ismailia governorates, and what will be done Implementation of projects during the current fiscal year.   It was also noted during the meeting that about 80% of the infrastructure of the waste system in Cairo has been implemented, from intermediate stations and factories, and 6 sanitary landfills have been handed over in a number of governorates, including the Farafra, Kharga and Dakhla landfills in the New Valley, Sanur and Susta landfills in Beni Suef, and Kom Oshim in Fayoum, In addition to the completion of the delivery of a number of fixed and mobile intermediate stations in a number of governorates, including (Mansha’at Nasser, Mokattam and Port Said Street) in Cairo governorate, Youssef El-Seddik in Fayoum, Ibrahimia and Derb Negm in Sharqia, as well as Kafr El-Dawwar and Damanhour in Beheira, and Nasser station in Ben Suef, and with regard to recycling factories, Three lines are under construction in Dar al-Salaam in Sohag and Tuna al-Gabal in Minya. Work has also been done to develop the Mahalla factory in Gharbia, and the accumulation of accumulations at the site is continued to be raised by the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   For his part, Major General Mahmoud Shaarawy stressed that the government is racing against time to implement solid waste system projects, which include the establishment of safe sanitary landfills to assist in the safe disposal of waste, in addition to closing random dumps to eliminate the phenomenon of indiscriminate burning of waste, as well as establishing fixed and mobile intermediate stations to raise the efficiency of the collection and transportation process. Waste and establishment and development of processing and recycling plants.   Shaarawy pointed out that last month witnessed the actual start of new cleaning companies to work in the eastern and western regions of Cairo. And Ismailia to restore the aesthetic and civilized form of the Canal cities.     Major General Mahmoud Shaarawy stressed the need for the new contracts in Port Said and Ismailia to include specific mechanisms and elements to ensure the quality of services provided by companies to obtain citizens’ satisfaction, improve the level of street cleanliness and automatic sweeping, and implement the home garbage collection system in a good way.   Shaarawy stressed the existence of permanent cooperation and coordination between the ministries of local development, environment and military production to implement the programs of the new waste system and work to bring about a major change in the level of hygiene in the various governorates of the Republic. For his part, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi regarding raising the efficiency of the waste system and its safe disposal, and taking measures to preserve the environment, through a new system for integrated waste management.   He added that the Arab Industrialization is participating in the implementation of the integrated system for the safe disposal of municipal waste in cooperation with the ministries of local development, environment and military production, pointing to the deepening of the local manufacturing of many equipment, benefiting from advanced global experiences in this field, taking into account the design of the system in a manner that takes into account all environmental conditions and appearance. civilized For her part, Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment, stressed the need to immediately start implementing the new municipal solid waste system, especially in Port Said and Ismailia governorates, with the importance of adopting a clear methodology for the plan to integrate the informal sector into the waste system in the two governorates, which will start working soon, noting that the integration of This sector in the waste management system clearly expresses the state's interest in this sector, working to legalize its conditions, granting it adequate health and social insurance and benefiting from the services it provides to the state.   Fouad also stressed the need to develop a plan to meet the challenges that may occur during the implementation of the system in the two governorates, stressing the need to coordinate with the governorates of Port Said and Ismailia in order to identify these obstacles and develop feasible solutions.   The Minister of Environment explained that the largest part of the success of any contract in the waste system is to regulate the relationship between private sector companies, the governorate and the informal sector, pointing to the need to hold meetings with the informal sector before starting to approve contracts to overcome all difficulties in this regard.   Engineer / Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, explained that the ministry is working within the waste system in establishing waste treatment and recycling factories, where the ministry has established (3) factories for treatment and recycling, within the first phase of the system in Dar al-Salam in Sohag governorate, and Tuna al-Jabal in Minya governorate, and Mahalla in Gharbia Governorate, as well as raising the efficiency of (6) lines in Diffra in Gharbia Governorate, as Minister “Morsi” clarified that the ministry is working on implementing a number of waste recycling and treatment plants within the district.

Today, the Arab Organization for Industrialization hosted the Russian and Egyptian youth delegation, participating in the Egyptian-Russian Youth Forum “Innovation and Artificial Intelligence for Development” in its second edition, organized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, with the participation of 30 young men and women from the friendly Russian Federation, in addition to Egyptian youth, which Its events will be held in Cairo and the new city of El Alamein from September 30 to October 9, 2021.   This visit comes within the framework of the Year of Humanitarian Exchange between Egypt and Russia, launched by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and President Vladimir Putin.   In this regard, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, expressed his pride in the visit of the Russian-Egyptian youth delegation, praising the important role played by the Ministry of Youth and Sports to achieve communication between the youth of Egypt and the youth of the world, and to consolidate the bonds of cooperation between them in various fields to transfer Experiences and cultures and access to initiatives, projects, ideas and proposals that benefit young people in all parts of the globe.   Al-Terras explained that the Egyptian youth receive great attention from the political leadership, within the framework of Egypt's vision for sustainable development 2030 and the establishment of fixed principles for the new republic based on empowering young people as the locomotive that leads the movement of progress in the development of societies.   The Terrace also stressed the importance of providing the opportunity for international youth delegations to visit Egypt's industrial institutions and learn about its pioneering experience of sustainable development and its unprecedented steps to build a developed society by making optimal use of national manufacturing capabilities, deepening local manufacturing, and localizing modern digital technology using artificial intelligence techniques and the Internet of Things.   During his meeting with the youth delegation, the "Terrace" indicated that the Arab Industrialization represents the industrial back-up of the Egyptian state for the settlement of technology, manufacturing and development in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, pointing to the history of the establishment of the Authority 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 defense industries and civil. The Terrace also mentioned that the Arab Industrialization Academy welcomes the training of all learners and human cadres through specialized training courses in all fields of industry, management, information systems, communication technology, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, according to the latest smart automated management mechanisms and training on programmed machines.   In a related context, the "Terrace" expressed its great confidence in the Egyptian youth who are able to absorb the latest technological technologies, adding that we look forward to reaping the fruits of this cooperation to build the capabilities of the Egyptian youth, and to deepen the expertise and competency system in the digital transformation and the communications and information technology sector in Egypt.   During the inspection of the exhibition of the products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the delegation of the Russian-Egyptian youth expressed their admiration for the various products of Arab Industrialization and its manufacturing capabilities to develop technology with scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing and the transfer and localization of modern digital technology.   The visit also included a visit to the training academy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, through which human cadres are trained and qualified according to the latest modern digital training systems. They were also briefed on the future plans carried out by Arab Industrialization to support the state's plan for digitization and modernization of production lines in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al Taras, Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, discussed with His Excellency Anas Al Otaiba, Executive Director of the Emirates Council for Defense Companies in Abu Dhabi, to enhance and activate communication between Arab Industrialization units and companies, and major Emirati companies on issues of common interest. The talks also dealt with increasing investment opportunities between the two countries, and studying opportunities for establishing partnerships and integration between the two countries.

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 with the African countries in various fields of industrialization, noting that there are joint committees to strengthen and advance cooperation relations between the two countries and to develop economic and trade cooperation. .   This came within the framework of the visit of a military delegation from the sisterly State of Kenya, within the framework of Egypt's keenness to support relations with its brothers in the Nile Basin countries.   During the meeting, Major General "Tawheed Tawfiq", Assistant Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, discussed strengthening cooperation mechanisms and benefiting from the advanced capabilities of Arabic for industrialization to meet all the needs of development projects and defense and security industries in the sisterly state of Kenya, in addition to discussing the formation of a joint technical committee to study the available capabilities, and identify the proposed aspects of cooperation. between the two sides in various fields of manufacturing. In this regard, "Tawheed" affirmed that the Arab Organization for Industrialization puts all its expertise and human and technological capabilities into cooperation and partnership with our brothers in the State of Kenya, in all areas of manufacturing, exchanging experiences and training human cadres, as well as studying the opening of a market for Egyptian products in Kenya, especially Arab products for industrialization. Distinguished in various areas of development as an important step in the way of constructive cooperation between the countries of the continent.   For their part, members of the Kenyan military delegation affirmed their country's keenness to strengthen partnership relations with the sisterly state of Egypt in all industrial and development fields, noting that cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization comes within the framework of deepening local industrialization, transfer and localization of technology and training, in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and digital transformation. Within the framework of the visit, the Kenyan delegation inspected the Arab Industrialization Products Exhibition, as well as both the Training Academy and the Electronics Factory of the Arab Industrialization, where they expressed their admiration for the various products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its 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 industry Various, as well as modern training plans in all fields of industry, management and information systems in accordance with the latest modern digital training systems and the enhancement of smart automated management mechanisms and training on programmed machines. They also expressed their admiration for the production lines of tablets, laptops, surveillance cameras and advanced electronic industries..

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al Taras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, received Mr. Sajid Bilal, the Ambassador of the State of Pakistan in Cairo, in the presence of Mr. Tariq Dahrouj, the Ambassador of Egypt to Pakistan.   During the meeting, Arab Industrialization's vision for deepening local manufacturing, transfer and localization of technology, including the training of human cadres, was presented. The two sides also agreed to form joint technical committees to determine the method of partnership and joint manufacturing in many different fields of industry.   In this regard, the "Terrace" stressed the importance of implementing President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to open new horizons for joint cooperation with various countries of the world and increase investment opportunities, pointing to the importance of investing in the depth and strength of relations between Egypt and Pakistan, and strengthening joint cooperation in the African continent. The "Terrace" pointed out that Arab Industrialization aspires to establish partnerships to transfer and localize modern technologies and deepen local manufacturing, as well as exchanging expertise and technical information with major Pakistani companies in various fields of industry. The Terrace explained that joint cooperation was discussed in a number of fields, including defense industries, electronics, software, digital transformation, smart systems, smart meters, surveillance cameras, tablets, laptops, information systems, renewable energy, and environmentally friendly transportation, pointing to the discussion of the participation of Pakistani companies in national projects implemented by the state. . He added that they discussed increasing competitive opportunities for marketing joint production in the Egyptian and African market, as well as training human cadres through specialized training courses at the Arab Academy for Industrialization for Training, as well as training and qualifying human cadres in the friendly State of Pakistan.   For his part, Sajid Bilal explained that there are great opportunities to strengthen the economic partnership between Egypt and Pakistan, praising the historical relations that unite the two countries, including cooperation in the political, economic and defense fields. He added that there are important opportunities to enhance economic cooperation between Egypt and Pakistan, especially that the two countries enjoy promising economic capabilities and a distinct geographical location, pointing to the interest in promoting trade exchange between Pakistan and African countries through cooperation with Egypt as the pivotal country in the African and Arab region. Bilal expressed the aspiration of major Pakistani companies to open new horizons for cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, an important industrial entity in the Egyptian industry, praising the development witnessed by the Arab Organization for Industrialization at various levels and the remarkable activity in supporting the deepening of local industrialization in the various national and development projects that Egypt is witnessing.

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the implementation of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi's directives to speed up the rates of implementation of the modern irrigation system, according to the latest modern global systems. He added that the Arab Industrialization Company has human and technical expertise and advanced technology, to participate in the application of the modern irrigation system, to raise the efficiency of the use of the state's water resources, and to achieve the maximum possible benefit from it, in addition to working to rationalize the use of water used in agriculture in the countryside and Upper Egypt, as well as increasing the productivity of the feddan. . This came within the framework of a cooperation agreement between the Qadir Factory for Advanced Industries of the Arab Industrialization, the Upper Egypt Development Authority and the Ministry of Agriculture, represented by the Sugar Crops Institute, to start implementing a project to establish plants for the production of sugar cane seedlings in the city of Kom Ombo, Aswan Governorate, on an area of ​​23 acres, in greenhouses designated for this purpose. Purpose using the latest smart irrigation methods and technologies.

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al Taras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, discussed with Mr. Ahmed Ali Ahmed Omar, the Libyan Minister of Industry and Minerals, ways to enhance joint cooperation and benefit from the capabilities of Arab Industrialization to localize modern technology and train human cadres.   The "Terrace" also met with Mr. "Mohamed Al-Hawij", the Libyan Minister of Economy and Trade, where they discussed enhancing cooperation and investment opportunities.   This came on the sidelines of the visit of Mr. Abdel Hamid Dabaiba, Prime Minister of the Libyan National Unity Government, and the accompanying delegation to Cairo   Within the framework of joint talks, it was agreed to establish a joint committee to exchange industrial experiences and transfer the modern Egyptian experience to deepen local manufacturing and localize technology to the Libyan brothers.   In this context, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras stressed the importance of implementing President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's assignments to enhance cooperation and integration with sisterly Libya and all Arab brothers, explaining that Arab Industrialization welcomes cooperation and puts all its advanced manufacturing capabilities to meet all the needs of the brothers and participate in development projects in the country. Libya.   For their part, the two Libyan ministers praised the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its advanced manufacturing capabilities and long history in the Arab region, pointing to the aspiration of Libyan companies and investors to enhance cooperation with Arab Industrialization, and to benefit from the Authority’s distinguished manufacturing and human capabilities in development projects in the State of Libya

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 Institute of Engineering, Automotive Technology and Energy.   In this regard, the "Terrace" praised the integrated system of engineering education at the Higher Institute of Engineering, Automotive Technology and Energy, noting that the Institute adopts an integrated vision for scientific research from various engineering and scientific fields, and the Higher Institute of Engineering works to localize technology in the country, according to the directives of the political leadership by transferring technology for various industrial sectors.   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 Higher Institute of Engineering for the various units of the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   In a related context, the "Terrace" clarified that the Arab Industrialization puts all its manufacturing capabilities to meet all the needs of the Institute, in the fields of cars, clean use of energy, the application of environmental technologies in the field of industrial production, and renewable energy.   For his part, Dr. Yousry Al-Hilali, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Higher Institute of Engineering, Automotive Technology and Energy, 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.

The Egyptian-Japanese Business Council organized a visit for a delegation of major Japanese institutions and companies operating in Egypt to the electronics factory of the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   The Japanese delegation included senior officials of the Japanese Foreign Trade Organization "Jetro", the Egyptian-Japanese Business Council, JICA Agency in Egypt, Itocho Corporation Egypt, Mitsubishi Corporation Egypt, Toyota Tsusho Egypt, Toyota Motors Engineering Egypt and YKK Egypt.   This visit is a continuation of what was previously agreed upon during important joint discussions, with the participation of Lieutenant-General "Abdul Moneim Al-Terras", Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and members of the Japanese delegation, which dealt with the presentation of the Arab vision for industrialization regarding the deepening of local manufacturing, transfer and settlement of technology and training of human cadres through cooperation with Major Japanese companies, and identifying mechanisms for enhancing cooperation in many different fields of industry, including electronic industries, digital transformation, software, communications, information technology, renewable energy, cars, environmentally friendly transportation, and multiple manufacturing fields.   In this regard, the "Terrace" clarified that the Arab Organization for Industrialization is looking forward to a partnership with major Japanese companies, with which we have had distinguished cooperation since the establishment of the Authority, stressing the importance of strengthening cooperation in the industrial field in order to benefit from the advanced Japanese technology and industrial capabilities available in the Authority to maximize rates The local component and increasing the added value in the local industry, in addition to discussing the possibility of Japanese companies participating in the national projects implemented by the state.    The Japanese delegation's tour of the Electronics Factory of the Arab Industrialization included a visit to the production lines of televisions, interactive screens, tablets, laptops, electronic monitoring systems, modern lighting, electronic meters, and other products and household appliances. Japanese production lines produced by Japanese companies FUJI and JUKE.   A model of innovations and inventions was presented to young graduates, as a small device that can convert any smooth surface into a smart screen was shown. The Japanese side expressed its great admiration for such innovative Egyptian inventions.   It is scheduled to complete the visit of the Japanese delegation to a number of Arab units for industrialization in the near future, including the Arab American Automobile Company and the Arab Renewable Energy Company, with the aim of opening new areas of cooperation and partnership.   For their part, Mr. Toyokazu Fukuyama, Head of the Egypt Office, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), stressed that the Egyptian market is attractive to Japanese investments and is of strategic importance to the Arab and African region, pointing to the keenness of major Japanese companies and their aspiration to participate with Egyptian industrial institutions to implement major national projects in accordance with to international quality standards.   In turn, Eng. Ibrahim El-Araby, Chairman of the Egyptian-Japanese Business Council, praised the pivotal role played by the Arab Organization for Industrialization in introducing and developing the latest production technologies in accordance with international quality standards, noting that Japanese companies are enthusiastic about establishing more partnerships and cooperation with “Arab Industrialization” to transfer and localize modern technology and train cadres. people in various industries.

Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras ,Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the importance of strengthening cooperation with the countries of the African continent, and implementing the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to open new horizons of cooperation and integration with African brothers in all industrial and economic fields.   This came during the visit of a military delegation from the sisterly State of Nigeria, on a visit aimed at strengthening joint cooperation in all industrial fields.   During the meeting, they discussed strengthening cooperation mechanisms and benefiting from the advanced capabilities of Arabic for industrialization to meet all the needs of development projects and defense and security industries in the sister country of Nigeria, in addition to discussing the formation of a joint technical committee to study the available capabilities, and identify the proposed aspects of cooperation between the two sides in various fields of manufacturing according to the latest systems. The Fourth Industrial Revolution, digital transformation and artificial intelligence.   In this regard, the "Terrace" affirmed that the Arab Organization for Industrialization puts all its expertise and human and technological capabilities into cooperation and partnership with our brothers in Nigeria, in all fields of manufacturing and exchanging experiences.   For their part, members of the Nigerian delegation affirmed their country's keenness to strengthen partnership and cooperation relations with the sisterly State of Egypt in all industrial and development fields, noting that cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization comes within the framework of deepening local industrialization, transfer and localization of technology and training, in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and digital transformation.   Within the framework of the visit, the Nigerian delegation inspected the Arab Industrialization Products Exhibition, where they 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, transfer and localization of modern technology in various fields of industry, as well as modern training plans in all fields of industry. And management and information systems in accordance with the latest modern digital training systems and the enhancement of smart automated management mechanisms and training on programmed machines.

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 increase investment opportunities in Egypt and to localize technology in cooperation with global expertise, pointing to the importance of investing in the depth and strength of relations between "Cairo and Bucharest" through the Egyptian Committee - Romania, and how to benefit from it to open new horizons for joint cooperation in various fields of industrialization according to the latest systems of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.   This came during the visit of a delegation from the largest Romanian companies specialized in the field of defense and civil industries.   This visit comes within the framework of strengthening all aspects of cooperation and joint industrialization in light of the current investment climate witnessed by Egypt and Romania's presidency of the Economic Cooperation Organization in the Black Sea region.   The meeting witnessed a presentation of the vision of the Arab Industrialization regarding the deepening of local manufacturing, the localization of technology and the training of human cadres in cooperation with major Romanian companies in many different fields of industry, including the defense, security and civil industries, electronics, communications, digital transformation, agricultural tractors and smart systems in the field of agriculture.   At the end of the meeting, the Romanian companies were invited to form a technical team to visit the units of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to see the possibilities available there on the ground and to identify the proposed aspects of cooperation between the two sides in the various fields of manufacturing.   In this regard, the "Terrace" clarified that the Arab Industrialization is looking forward to strengthening joint cooperation with major Romanian 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 market, as well as the possibility of exporting these products to other countries. African countries benefit from trade agreements and free trade zones such as COMESA, which are promising markets for all products planned to be manufactured in Egypt, and which can be considered a starting point for Africa and the surrounding countries to market products to them. In a related context, the "Terrace" discussed with the Romanian side the return of the production of the Romanian agricultural tractor with modern specifications and studying the possibility of manufacturing it in Egypt to meet the local market and export to Africa and Europe.   For his part, Major General Dr. "Theodor Ensicas", Head of the General Department of Armament at the Romanian Ministry of Defense, expressed the aspiration of the major Romanian companies to open new horizons for cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, that important industrial entity in Egypt and the African and Arab region, praising the development witnessed by the Arab Organization for Industrialization at various levels. And the remarkable activity in supporting the deepening of local industrialization in the various national and development projects that Egypt is witnessing. He added that there are important opportunities to enhance trade cooperation between Egypt and Romania, especially that the two countries enjoy distinct and promising economic and geographic capabilities, pointing out that cooperation with Arab Industrialization comes within the framework of transferring and settling technology and training to achieve a long-term strategic partnership.   Within the framework of the visit, the Romanian delegation inspected the exhibition of the products of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and then went to the Arab Academy for Industrialization for training, where they expressed their admiration for the various Arab Industrialization products and their manufacturing capabilities to develop technology by scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing and the transfer and settlement of modern technology in various fields of industry. As well as modern training plans and training human cadres on digitized machines and software, as well as the necessary training aids from computers and simulation systems to achieve a safe digital transformation targeting a better return on investment and raising production efficiency and quality.

Today, Lieutenant-General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman  of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and Prof. Mahmoud El-Matini, President of Ain Shams University, witnessed the signing of a cooperation protocol between the Arab Organization for Industrialization and Ain Shams University. He signed the protocol on behalf of Ain Shams University, Prof. Ayman Saleh, Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research Affairs, and Major General Abdel Rahman Abdel Azim Othman, Director General of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, representing the Arab Organization for Industrialization, in the presence of Prof. Noha Samir Donia, Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Studies and Research at Ain Shams University, and a number of university professors.   Lieutenant-General Abdel-Moneim Al-Terras, head of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the implementation of the directives of President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi 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 It 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.   On the cooperation protocol with Ain Shams University, Al-Terras explained that the areas of cooperation aim to prepare a new generation of human cadres in the areas of productive quality, industrial environment and cleaner production for various industries, indicating that it was agreed to prepare and implement joint training plans in the fields of scientific research and application of technologies. In the field of environmental production, as well as participating in scientific seminars and conferences.     The Terrace also indicated that the areas of cooperation also include supporting research projects and applicable industrial innovations, 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 university, in addition to organizing field visits for students Engineering colleges for the various units of the Arab Organization for Industrialization.   He added that the Arab Industrialization puts all its manufacturing capabilities to meet all the needs of Ain Shams University, and implement digital transformation plans, artificial intelligence, and information and communication systems.   For his part, Dr. Mahmoud El-Matini 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.   Al-Matini 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, especially with the authority's excellence in quality, accuracy and commitment to delivery times in accordance with international quality levels.

Lieutenant-General, "Abdel-Moneim Al-Terras", Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the importance of implementing the mandates of President "Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi" to enhance cooperation and integration with the Arab brothers, expressing his pride in visiting the Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science, as it is an opportunity to enhance the true image of what the Egyptian industry is currently witnessing. And comprehensive development plans to deepen local industrialization, localize technology, and rehabilitate human cadres in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.   This came within the framework of the visit of Dr. "Mohamed Ould Amar", Director-General of the Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science, affiliated to the League of Arab States and headquartered in the sister country of Tunisia, accompanied by a delegation from the organization, on a visit to see the latest technological developments in the various fields of manufacturing, in Arabic for industrialization.  During a session of talks, the importance of benefiting from the capabilities of the Arab Organization for Industrialization in a number of manufacturing fields, including digital transformation, smart electronic services, medical industries, railway industries, whether wagons, tractors, subways and other development projects were discussed. They also discussed ways to enhance distance e-learning and technical education, where the "Terrace" stressed that ignorance costs much higher than the cost of spending on education.   In this regard, the "Terrace" praised the role of the Arab Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization in preserving Arab culture at the national and regional levels, and in coordination among the Arab member states of the League of Arab States, expressing hope for more consultation between the two sides in the fields of the work of the Arab organization and what It seeks to achieve it through its new vision, which includes openness to institutions that have interests that serve the mission of the organization.   The "Terrace" also clarified the Arab Industrialization's interest in implementing digital transformation projects in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for all institutions and ministries in the country, in addition to the Arab Organization for Industrialization taking over the project of furnishing and furnishing the buildings of the government district in the New Administrative Capital.   The "Terrace" stressed the Arab Industrialization's interest in opening new horizons of cooperation with the brothers in various Arab countries, as well as the interest in training programs for human cadres, pointing out that the Authority welcomed the training of the Arab brothers at the Academy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization for Training.    For his part, "Mohamed Ould Omar" praised the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its advanced manufacturing capabilities and its long history in the Arab region, pointing out that it enjoys great appreciation among the Arab public.   Then the delegation of the Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science went to visit the Academy of the Arab Organization for Industrialization for training, and the electronics factory of the Organization, where they expressed their admiration for the various Arab Industrialization products and their manufacturing capabilities to develop technology by scientific methods to achieve the highest rates of local manufacturing, transfer and localization of technology.