Today, Lt. Gen. Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, received Lt. Gen. Mirghani Idris Suleiman, head of the Defense Industries System of the sisterly State of Sudan, and the accompanying delegation, on a visit aimed at strengthening cooperation in various fields of industry. During the meeting, they discussed strengthening cooperation mechanisms and making use of the advanced capabilities in Arabic for industrialization to meet all the needs of development projects and defense and security industries in the sisterly State of Sudan, in addition to discussing the formation of a joint technical committee to study the available capabilities and determine the proposed aspects of cooperation between the two sides in various different industrial fields according to the latest systems The Fourth Industrial Revolution, Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence. In this regard, Lieutenant General Mirghani  Idris affirmed his country's keenness to strengthen partnership and cooperation relations with Egypt in all industrial and development fields, praising the development renaissance, the initiative for a decent life and the national projects that Egypt is witnessing to deepen local industrialization, localize technology and its unprecedented steps for digital transformation. Idris explained the importance of benefiting from the experiences of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to deepen local industrialization and localize modern technology in various development projects in Sudan, including the modernization of infrastructure, water and sanitation projects, electronics, renewable energy and digital transformation, as well as training Sudanese human cadres in advanced training centers in Arabic for industrialization. For his part, the "Terrace" 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 in all industrial and economic fields. The "Terrace" also indicated that the Arab Organization for Industrialization puts all its human and technological expertise and capabilities for cooperation and partnership with our brothers in the sisterly State of Sudan in all areas of manufacturing, exchange of experiences, training and qualification of Sudanese human cadres in Arab Industrialization Training Centers, according to the latest modern digital training systems. After the end of the joint talks, the Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the President of the Sudanese Defense Industries System inspected the Arab Products Exhibition for Industrialization, where "Mirghani Idris" praised the diversity of products and the advanced industrial base of the authority and its plans to deepen local manufacturing and localize modern technology, as well as developing production lines to become smart digital lines. According to international quality standards

Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, head of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressed the importance of implementing the directives of President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi to enhance constructive cooperation between state institutions and exploit national manufacturing capabilities to implement national development projects. This came during the signing of two (2) cooperation protocols The first with the Samcrete group of companies  And the second with the Egyptian National Company for Railroad Industries "Neric" In this regard, "The Terrace" praised the experiences of Samcrete Group of companies in the field of implementing national projects in Egypt, Africa and the Middle East, explaining that it was agreed on cooperation and integration to implement national projects in accordance with Egypt's Vision 2030. He added that it was agreed to coordinate efforts and exchange experiences regarding the file of deepening the auto industry in Egypt in cooperation with the Federation of Industries and the Ministry of Industry, pointing to the joint cooperation by utilizing the training capabilities available at the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the Samcrete group of companies to create qualified cadres in the field of various industries. The "Terrace" also explained the importance of cooperation with the Egyptian National Company for Railroad Industries, " Neric ", to achieve integration in the railway industry and mobile units between the SEMAF plant of Arabia for Manufacturing and the " Neric " factory, in order to prevent interference between the activities of the manufacturers, pointing out that the SIMAF factory is specialized in manufacturing units. Moving diesel vehicles, such as cargo wagons, passengers, and sleeping cars, and raising the efficiency of metro cars. As for the Nerek factory, it is planned to work in manufacturing mobile electric units such as monorail, express train and electric train. In a related context, the "Terrace" stated that it had agreed to form a joint committee with the "Samcrete" group of companies and the Egyptian National Company for Railroad Industries " Neric " to study the implementation of future projects in Egypt and African and Arab countries, stressing that this cooperation will provide many job opportunities for young people from Engineers and technicians, training and acquiring modern skills and experiences in accordance with the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.  The "Terrace" pointed to the importance of achieving integration between Arab Industrialization, with its expertise and the group of Samcrete companies, as well as the Egyptian National Company for Railroad Industries, " Neric ", as they are partners in the industrial zone in East Port Said, and to coordinate joint cooperation in many industries, including railways, electronics, castings, fiber, stainless steel and others. Various areas of development. For his part, Eng. Karim Sami Saad, Chairman and CEO of Samcrete Group, stressed the importance of 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. In his turn, Eng. Ahmed Fikry Abdel Wahab, Managing Director of the Egyptian National Company for Railroad Industries Neric, , referred to the importance of strengthening cooperation with the Arab Company for Industrialization as the country's industrial backer, and making use of its technological expertise, to increase the rates of local manufacturing and localize modern technology in the field of railways, monorail and train Express and electric train.

Mr. Hisham Tawfiq, Minister of Public Business Sector, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, and Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, witnessed the signing of cooperation protocols in the field of wood supply.   The protocols were signed between the Commercial Wood Company of the Holding Company for Maritime and Land Transport - one of the companies of the Ministry of Public Business Sector - and the Arab Organization for Industrialization, the Helwan Company for Engineering Industries (Military Factory 99) affiliated to the Ministry of Military Production, and the Egyptian National Company for Development and Industrial Development of the National Service Projects Authority. The Armed Forces, in the presence of Major General Salah El Din Helmy, Chairman of the Holding Company for Maritime and Land Transport.   Mr. Hisham Tawfiq, Minister of Public Business Sector, welcomed the continuation of fruitful cooperation with the Ministry of Military Production, the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and the National Service Projects Organization to support the national industry, as part of the efforts to promote the Commercial Wood Company and implement an ambitious strategy to contribute to securing Egypt's imports of timber. To provide the raw material inputs required for expansion in the manufacture of furniture and other wood products due to the increasing demand for these inputs, which represent a large part of the import bill, which leads to the opening of new markets for Egyptian furniture and wood products at home and abroad, increasing investment in the manufacture of furniture and wood products, and increasing exports from them.   The Minister "Tawfiq" assured that the Trading Company for Wood has great experience in the field of importing, trading, supplying and manufacturing all kinds of wood, and it has strong relations with the largest wood producers around the world, indicating that according to these protocols, the Commercial Wood Company provides all the necessary needs of all wood. Types thereof, which are required by the Arab Organization for Industrialization, Helwan Company for Engineering Industries, and the Egyptian National Company for Development and Industrial Development.   For his part, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, explained that the signing of this protocol reflects the integration between "military production" and the various industrial entities in the country, expressing the Ministry of Military Production's aspiration to cooperate with the Ministry of the Public Business Sector through the Commercial Wood Company, which is one of the oldest And the oldest Egyptian companies working in the field of importing, supplying and manufacturing wood.   Minister Morsi indicated that according to the protocol signed between the two sides, the necessary requirements of all kinds of wood will be provided to Helwan Engineering Industries (Military Factory 99), which is one of the most prominent companies operating in the field of engineering industries and has been operating since the fifties, noting that the mission of the Ministry of Production The main war is to meet the needs of the Egyptian Armed Forces, and in addition to that, the Ministry of Military Production is keen to maximize the benefit from the surplus productive capacities of its various companies in order to meet the citizens' needs of various civilian products and contribute to the implementation of many national and development projects that contribute to achieving sustainable and comprehensive development of the state. .   Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, head of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, emphasized the implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to strengthen constructive cooperation between state institutions and the optimal use of national manufacturing capabilities as the best way to achieve comprehensive development, appreciating the serious cooperation with the Ministry of Business Sector, to deepen local industrialization in many areas Different industry according to the latest international quality systems.   The "Terrace" referred to an agreement with the Trading Company for Wood to supply all the needs of the Arab units for manufacturing from the best types of wood and reasonable prices, stressing the importance of quality, accuracy, reasonable price and commitment to delivery dates, and pointing to the importance of this agreement in a project. Furnishing and furnishing the governmental district buildings in the Administrative Capital, which is implemented by the Arab Organization for Industrialization, taking advantage of the available resources without burdening the state budget with any financial burdens.   The protocols were signed by Major General Kamel Hilal, President of the Egyptian National Company for Development and Industrial Development, Eng. Abdel Rahman Abdel Azim Othman, Director General of the Authority, Engineer Khaled Zaki, President of Helwan Company for Engineering Industries, and Eng. Mahmoud Abu Jabal Al-Sakka, Executive Managing Director of the Commercial Wood Company.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met today with Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, Tariq Amer, Governor of the Central Bank, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Atti, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Mr. Al-Qusayr, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, and  Lieutenant-General   Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization. The official spokesman for the Presidency of the Republic, Ambassador Bassam Rady, said that the meeting dealt with "following up the development of the irrigation water management system in agricultural lands by relying on modern and smart means." The president was briefed on the efforts to establish the smart irrigation system, which is one of the most recent agricultural irrigation techniques in the world, by producing sophisticated sensor devices to measure the moisture level in the soil with high accuracy, thus achieving multiple benefits, the most important of which is increasing the crop productivity of agricultural lands, saving quantities of fertilizers used, as well as irrigation water, And then double the income of rural families. The President directed the provision of these devices at reasonable prices and quantities to be accessible to farmers, in coordination between the Arab Organization for Industrialization and the ministries of irrigation, agriculture and military production. The system of modern irrigation methods in its various aspects has also been reviewed, which also aims to raise the efficiency of water use, develop field irrigation systems and increase agricultural productivity at the level of the Republic, while presenting various financing alternatives in this regard. The President directed to ensure all the success factors and merit of the implementation mechanisms to modernize and develop irrigation systems at the level of the Republic, by integrating with the various efforts of the state aimed at raising the efficiency of irrigation water management and reducing transmission losses, especially the national project for lining canals and raising the efficiency of sub-water channels. The President also directed that importance be given to training farmers in the operation and maintenance of modern irrigation systems, through the extension programs provided by agricultural societies, as well as strengthening media awareness programs directed to farmers and rural families to introduce the benefits and returns of modern and smart irrigation systems.

Within the framework of implementing the directives of the President of the Republic and the mandates of the Prime Minister to implement the new system for managing municipal solid waste in various governorates.   Major General  Mahmoud  Shaarawi, Minister of Local Development, Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment and Major General, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, and Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization  For industrialization, Major General Khaled Abdel Aal, Governor of Cairo, today, Monday, the intermediate station for "waste transfer in Mokattam" in the Khalifa neighborhood.   The opening was attended by Engineer Jihan Abdel Moneim, Deputy Governor for the Southern Region And Major General Ihab El Sharshaby, head of the Cairo Cleaning and Beautification Authority, and leaders of the Ministry of Local Development, Environment and Military Production.    After that, the Ministers of Local Development, Environment and Military Production, the President of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and the Governor of Cairo inspected the queuing of the equipment of the Cleaning and Beautification Authority located in a garage next to the station, for which maintenance was carried out within the program funded by the Ministry of Local Development to repair the waste system equipment in various governorates, with a value of 400 million pounds.     Major General Mahmoud Shaarawy confirmed that the opening of the station and the repair of equipment comes within the framework of implementing the directives of the political leadership to implement the first program for the infrastructure of the waste system, indicating that about 200 million pounds have been allocated to Cairo Governorate for the projects of the first phase of the system, which includes the establishment and operation of fixed and mobile intermediate stations. And the purchase of new equipment and machinery, stressing the Ministry's endeavor to raise the efficiency of transportation and waste collection operations to improve the level of hygiene and preserve the health of citizens.   The Minister of Local Development stressed the importance of good follow-up to the process of using the new equipment, as well as the maintenance of which the governorates received during the last period to ensure its good management and operation to make good use of it.   For her part, Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment, confirmed that the opening of the station is a new step in the infrastructure work of the waste system, within the planning, regulatory and control role of the Ministry of Environment in the new waste management system, and also the role of the waste management organization according to Law 202 of 2020, which aims to regulate and follow up And monitoring all processes related to waste management at the central and local level in order to achieve the improvement of the safe management of all kinds of waste, and to overcome current and future challenges.   For his part, Eng. Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, expressed his happiness to participate in the opening of the station, stressing that the establishment of this station is one of the good examples that reflects integration and cooperation between the various partners in charge of implementing the new waste management system in order to accomplish the work in a way that serves the interest of the citizen. And work to speed up disposal of waste in order to preserve the health of citizens and preserve the environment.    Minister Morsi added that the new solid waste management system is based mainly on developing and equipping the necessary infrastructure at the level of all governorates, praising the establishment of such stations that contribute to the continuous disposal of waste and its non-accumulation and raising the efficiency and level of hygiene in a way that leads to protecting the environment from pollution. By making the best use of the available resources.   On his part, Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, emphasized 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. The "Terrace" pointed out that the experiences of developed countries in this regard were reviewed, to get acquainted with the latest technologies and methods, explaining that the role of Arab Industrialization is in the architectural design of the unloading berth, the perimeter and the houses of the fixed handling station in the Mokattam area, and the supply and installation of (2) preparations for the collection of waste. From small vehicles to large vehicles without human intervention, as well as supplying and installing a truck scale with a load of 120 tons, in addition to supplying (9) tipper trucks with a load of 40 cubic meters and supplying a loader's capacity of a ram of 1.3 cubic meters. He added that an air compressor and a washbasin were supplied for the daily maintenance of the station and equipment and the supply of an electric generator with a capacity of 10 kilowatts, stressing the deepening of the local manufacturing of many equipment by taking advantage of advanced global experiences in this field, taking into account the design of the system in a way that takes into account all environmental conditions and civilized appearance.   Major General Khaled Abdel Aal, Governor of Cairo, confirmed that the implementation of the handling station comes within the framework of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to raise the efficiency of the municipal waste system and to overcome the problem of accumulation of waste and its safe disposal, indicating that the handling station was implemented in cooperation with the ministries of local development, environment, planning and the Arab Authority. The area of ​​the handling plant is 5040 square meters, with a capacity of 3500 tons / day, and the governorate has implemented construction and civil works at an estimated cost of EGP 17.5 million, and mechanical and electrical works have been implemented through the Arab Organization for Industrialization at a total cost of 1.75 million pounds.   The Arab Organization for Industrialization has delivered the Cairo Cleaning and Beautification Authority to the station cars and equipment, which cost about 29 million pounds and include 9 Renault tractor heads + a 40 m3 rear tipper semi-trailer, 1 caterpillar loader, bucket capacity 1 m3, and a washing unit + compressor capacity 500 liters, and a 10-kilowatt generator, and the Arab Organization for Industrialization has trained the Cleanliness Authority drivers on new cars and equipment.

Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, affirmed the implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to strengthen constructive cooperation between the country's industrial and research institutions and to exploit the national manufacturing capabilities to deepen local industrialization and to localize the technology for designing and manufacturing equipment for water desalination plants and the use of renewable energy, in accordance with quality standards. Globalism . This came during the signing of the joint cooperation protocol between Arab Industrialization and Alexandria University, in the presence of Dr. Abdel Aziz Hassanein Qansouh, President of the University. Within the framework of the cooperation protocol signed at the headquarters of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, "The Terrace" praised the experiences of Alexandria University and its scientific and research centers specialized in the field of seawater desalination, well water and wastewater and industrial treatment, explaining the agreement to form a joint technical committee to deepen the local manufacturing of special equipment and technologies. With seawater desalination plants and pumps, and manufacturing them with the Egyptian national expertise, to provide for the expenses of importing the components that are used in the manufacture of desalination plants, and to localize this industry in a way that contributes to reducing the price per cubic meter of desalinated water and achieving a high added value for the national industry. The "Terrace" pointed to the importance of strengthening joint cooperation to discuss successful models of technical and economic feasibility at Alexandria University, which can be applied at the industrial level by transferring research outputs to the scale of quantitative industrial production, pointing out that the areas of cooperation aim to meet the needs of the local market and national projects, and expand in the future. For African and Arab markets. The "Terrace" also confirmed the agreement to prepare and implement training programs for technology transfer for the design and local manufacture of the target products, and to train technical personnel on desalination and processing technologies and after-sales services for technical cadres determined by the Arab Organization for Industrialization in cooperation with Alexandria University, as well as providing the necessary support for research work. And developing and making use of research and applied studies at the university, and conducting market studies for targeted products locally and abroad.   For his part, Dr. Abdel Aziz Kansoua, President of Alexandria University 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, pointing to the importance of strengthening cooperation with Arab Industrialization to reduce the economics of establishing seawater desalination plants within the framework of The government’s approach to finding non-traditional alternatives to water resources, expanding the establishment of seawater desalination plants, especially in coastal cities, in addition to increasing the production and capacity of some existing stations. He added that, in cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, we aim to build a national scientific and technological base in the technologies of the water desalination industry and the use of renewable energy through technological development and innovation, pointing to the importance of reaching the minimum percentages of the local component in various industrial sectors to a ratio of approximately 100%. And ultimately contribute to achieving the main goals of sustainable development.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met today with Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, Eng. Sherif Ismail, Assistant President of the Republic for National and Strategic Projects, Mr. Hisham Tawfiq, Minister of Public Business Sector, Mrs. Nevin Jamea, Minister of Trade and Industry, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, and lieutenant general  Abdel Moneim Altras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization The Spokesman for the Presidency of the Republic stated that the meeting dealt with "reviewing the national strategy for settling the electric vehicle industry and its feeding industries in Egypt." The President directed the achievement of the main objectives of the strategy, especially the localization of the industry, moving from the assembly stage to a modern stage, comprehensively aspects of car manufacturing and increasing the percentage of the local component, including the industries that feed components, within the framework of relying on clean energy through the production of vehicles Which operates with electricity, natural gas and electricity, to meet the needs of the Egyptian market for vehicles. The meeting dealt with reviewing efforts to localize the automobile and electric vehicle industry in Egypt, by deepening local manufacturing, and cooperating with international companies specialized in this field to benefit from their expertise and the latest global technology in this regard, which will support the gradual transformation of the use of means Transport that depends on electricity and natural gas, in order to keep pace with global progress in the automotive industry and preserving the environment, in addition to strengthening the state's efforts to expand strategic projects with a social, economic and environmental dimension, which aim to reduce burdens on citizens. President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi also met with Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, Eng. Sherif Ismail, Assistant to the President of the Republic for National and Strategic Projects, Nevin Jameh, Minister of Trade and Industry, Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production, Lieutenant General  Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and Eng. Ahmed Abdel Razek, Adviser The Arab Organization for Industrialization for Industrial Development, Dr. Marian Malak, Advisor to the President of the Arab Organization for Industrialization for External Relations. The Spokesman for the Presidency of the Republic stated that the meeting dealt with reviewing the project of manufacturing industrial production machines with automatic digital control technology. The President directed the acceleration of the implementation of the project, which will support the state’s strategy to bring about a qualitative leap in the field of local manufacturing, and to acquire the technological capacity in the digitized industry, with its production lines based on artificial intelligence and information technology. He also directed to pay attention to human resources training programs, to provide high-level technical cadres capable of absorbing this modern technology, which is the basis of advanced industry in the current era. The meeting dealt with the presentation of the relevant authorities of the project of manufacturing programmed digital control machines in all its aspects, in partnership with the oldest German and Japanese experience in this field, as well as a review of how to employ the results of this project to serve the objectives of industrial development in Egypt, and to achieve the greatest possible benefit from these modern machines, especially In expanding the national system of small and medium enterprises for industrial production, supporting the feeding industries, and enhancing the activity and efficiency of new industrial complexes and specialized industrial cities at the level of the Republic, with the participation of all concerned parties, especially the Ministries of Trade, Industry and Military Production and the Arab Organization for Industrialization.

Within the framework of the efforts to develop and build the digital capabilities of leaders and workers in the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and under the patronage of His Excellency Dr. "Amr Talaat"  Minister of Communications and Information Technology, and Lieutenant General "Abdel Moneim El-Terras", Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, Lieutenant General "Altras" and engineer "Ghada Labib", Deputy Minister of Communications and Information Technology for Institutional Development, witnessed the graduation ceremony of the first and second batches of the Diploma in Digital Project Management course. PMD , Which is organized by the Ministry of Communications.   In this regard, the "Terrace" praised the role played by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in building the capacity of the Egyptian human cadres to keep pace with the fourth industrial revolution, thus contributing to the implementation of the institutional development plan and preparation to accommodate the country's digital transformation and digitization projects and achieving the strategic vision of Egypt 2030. He added that Arab Industrialization, as the industrial backer of the state, has developed an ambitious and clear plan to train, qualify and develop the capabilities of human cadres in all disciplines according to the latest administrative training systems and participate in distinguished training programs, stressing the role of the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its participation to achieve the goals of the state through fruitful and constructive cooperation with all its institutions To promote the concept of digital culture. The "Terrace" indicated that with this training program, we are targeting to train and qualify Arab engineers for industrialization to accommodate digital transformation and mechanization projects and their sustainability, and to develop and build the capabilities of workers in the field of digital project management, as well as to assist the participants in passing the accreditation evaluation from the Project Management Institute.                                                                                 The honoring ceremony witnessed the delivery of Lt. Gen. Abdel Moneim El-Terras and Eng. Ghada Labib, certificates to the first and second groups. It includes 20 engineers working in the project activity in the units of the Authority, who successfully passed the training program, which was organized online via the Zoom app. As a grant provided by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. In a related context, the President of Arabia praised the commitment of the trainees to actively participate in the training program to achieve the maximum benefit in order to qualify them to implement what they studied during the training, explaining that the qualification based on scientific foundations and standards is the cornerstone of building the capabilities and skills of the individual for the benefit of the institutions technically and economically.   For her part, the engineer, "Ghada Labib" praised the constructive and fruitful cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, explaining that the authority represents a key partner for the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in building a digital Egypt.   Labib added that today's ceremony comes within the framework of the Ministry of Communications’s efforts to prepare state institutions and public bodies for digital transformation and ensure their assimilation and sustainability, in a way that contributes to creating an interactive state, society and digital citizen.   Labib revealed that the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has implemented an integrated set of knowledge, skills and training programs to build the digital capabilities of workers and leaders in various state institutions.   Labib praised the graduates of the digital project management program from the employees and leaders of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stressing the importance of this program in improving the management of state resources and its bodies and institutions.

Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, met with Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terra ,   Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization. To carry out the authority’s plan to implement the agreement for the manufacture and supply of 1000 cargo vehicles, which was signed today with the National Authority for Egyptian Railways, as part of the state’s plan to maximize the local product in the field of railway car industry. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of proceeding with the implementation of this agreement according to the specified timetable, which represents an important step towards the localization of the transportation industry in Egypt. During the meeting, Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim Al-Terras presented part of the efforts of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to achieve the goals of industrial development, through the localization of feeding industries and production requirements, and increasing the technical and production capabilities, in a way that reduces the import gap and deepens the local product. He also presented a vision for the authority to enter into new fields that serve the feeding industries, through partnerships with leading international bodies in these fields, out of a vision aimed at localizing these industries, and linking them with promising opportunities for the exchange of knowledge and manufacturing technology and transferring them to Egyptian cadres, with training and raising the technical capabilities and skills of engineers and technicians. The Egyptians. For his part, the Prime Minister appreciated the vital role played by the Arab Organization for Industrialization in supporting the national industry and contributing to the implementation of major national projects with local products and national manpower, stressing that the state supports these efforts and plans.

Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, today, in the presence of Eng. Kamel Al-Wazir, Minister of Transport, and Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, witnessed the signing ceremony of a contract agreement between the Ministry of Transport, represented by the National Authority for Egyptian Railways, and the Arab Organization for Industrialization, represented by Semaph plant; With the aim of strengthening cooperation between the railway and the SIMAF plant, and maximizing the local product in the field of railway carriage industry.        The agreement was signed by Eng. Ashraf Raslan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Authority for Egyptian Railways, and Eng. Ismail Nagdy, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Semaf Factory.        Following the signature, the Minister of Transport indicated that this agreement includes the SEMAF factory, affiliated to the Arab Organization for Industrialization, to manufacture and supply 1000 cargo vehicles of various types, including 300 tipper trucks, 375 container deck cars, 150 tanker vehicles, 125 box wagons, and 50 Spenca vehicles.     The Minister of Transport added that the supply of the entire contract for the number of 1000 vehicles will be completed within 4 years from the date of activation of the final contract, and the supply of all tipper detection vehicles will be completed with 300 vehicles and all roof vehicles with a number of 375 vehicles within 24 months from the date of activating the final contract.     Eng. Kamel al-Wazir also indicated that this comes within the framework of the political leadership's directives to localize the transportation industry in Egypt, and to develop the goods transport sector on the railway by increasing the transport of goods via railways. To maintain the road network and increase the railway's financial resources, pointing out that this deal will constitute a major quantum leap in this field, especially with the huge contracts concluded by the Ministry of Transport to manufacture and supply new tractors, from which 110 new tractors and 301 passenger wagons have arrived so far, concurrently. With the development and modernization of signaling systems on railroads, and the renewal of rails and railway infrastructure.         Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras explained that this contract is a continuation of the existing partnership between the railway and the CEMAF factory in many large and important projects, on top of which is the project of supplying 140 surface cargo vehicles, which has been completed, as well as the project of developing the internal and external appearance of 200 vehicles. The development of 115 vehicles was completed, in addition to a project to manufacture and supply 100 power generating vehicles, and a project to manufacture and supply 75 grain vehicles.

Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras  Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, and Dr. Maya Morsi, head of the National Council for Women, signed a protocol for joint cooperation to manage all the needs of the National Council for Women in various fields.   Within the framework of the protocol signed today at the headquarters of the Arab Industrialization Presidency, Lieutenant General "The Terrace" confirmed the implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to enhance cooperation and integration between state institutions as the best way to achieve comprehensive development, explaining that the Arab Organization for Industrialization puts all its capabilities and technological expertise to enhance Digital transformation, electronic mechanization, managing all needs, equipping and raising the efficiency of all buildings of ministries, educational institutions and international organizations in accordance with international quality standards, and in line with Egypt's vision for comprehensive development 2030.   He praised the efforts of the National Council for Women in supporting and enhancing the role of Egyptian women in all fields, as well as the Council’s role in communicating with civil society organizations and international institutions and participating in all societal issues.   The "Terrace" also explained that it was agreed to meet all the needs of the National Woman in many areas, including the development and equipping of the Council's buildings to serve the processes of digital transformation and electronic mechanization, as well as the management of electronic screens, computers, networks, software, smart applications, modern office furniture equipment, renewable energy and the systems provided. Energy and water, surveillance cameras, modern electronic insurance, and many different development fields. He added that the areas of cooperation take place through the exploitation of all the manufacturing capabilities distinguished in Arabic for industrialization without bearing any financial burdens on the state budget, stressing the after-sales service, which represents a sustainable responsibility that the authority is keen on with all its projects.   For her part, Dr. Maya Morsi, President of the National Council for Women, stressed the importance of close and constructive cooperation with the Arab Organization for Industrialization, praising the authority's pioneering role and its ambitious plan to promote the state’s plan for digital transformation and artificial intelligence in all fields, through the Arab expertise for technological and human industrialization. Which enables it to accomplish all areas of cooperation with the required efficiency and the highest levels of quality and speed in implementation and deliver them at the specified times. She also explained that the utilization of the capabilities of the Arab Organization for Industrialization was discussed to promote the digital transformation steps of the National Council for Women and to provide training programs for members of the Council through the training institutes and centers of the Arab Industrialization Organization

The Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport and the Arab Organization for Industrialization on the one hand, and UCLan University through video conference technology on the other hand, signed a joint cooperation agreement to train engineers and technicians of Arab factories for industrialization and obtain advanced technology courses in the United Kingdom within the European Union programs. This came during the Industry Consultative Council, which was held at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport Branch in the new city of El Alamein, in the presence of Major General "Khaled Shuaib", Governor of Matrouh, and Major General Dr. Mujahid El-Faramawy, Chairman of the Helwan Factory Board of Directors, on behalf of Lieutenant General "Abdel Moneim El-Terras", Chairman Arab Organization for Industrialization. The agreement was signed by Major General Dr. Mujahid El-Faramawy, Chairman of the Helwan Factory Board of Directors, on behalf of the President of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, on the side of the Academy, Dr. Ismail Abdel Ghaffar Ismail Farag, and on the side of  UCLan University in the United Kingdom, Dr. Ahmed Helmy Onsi, Deputy Dean of the College of Engineering for Development and Projects. According to the aspects of the agreement, UCLan University bears all costs of training courses, and the European Union bears travel costs, in support of UCLan University in cooperation with the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport to develop the Egyptian industry and achieve the Egyptian state’s vision for sustainable development 2030 in light of the rapid development of digital transformation. The council also included the launch of the joint training program between UCLan University, the Arab Academy and the Arab Organization for Industrialization, with the aim of localizing technology and providing young people with labor market skills, as the program aims to train young graduates at the level of the geographical scope of the Arab Republic of Egypt. The cooperation also includes inviting the factories of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to attend the Industry Council at the Faculty of Engineering of UCLan University in its session held in April 2021, in light of the localization of technology and the creation of an international cooperation environment between Egyptian factories and companies, companies and international entities. In this context, Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, head of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, stated in his speech delivered on his behalf by Major General Dr. Mujahid Al-Faramawy, that we are launching together towards establishing a new republic in its ideas and vision at all levels, foremost of which is keeping up with technological developments in all aspects. Life. The "Terrace" stressed the implementation of the directives of President "Abdel Fattah El-Sisi" to achieve integration between state institutions and the optimum utilization of all manufacturing capabilities and national human competencies, in order to achieve deepening local manufacturing for all industries, in accordance with digitization and the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The "Terrace" pointed out  that Arab Industrialization, as the industrial backer of the state, has developed an ambitious plan to achieve this goal and transfer and localize modern technology, through cooperation and partnership with major international companies and industrial institutions, pointing out that we aim to achieve Egypt's vision 2030 and meet the needs of the local market and expand to regional African and Arab markets. . The President of the Arab Organization for Industrialization praised the joint cooperation agreement with the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, and the British University of " UCLan ", in the framework of achieving a qualitative leap in the technological development of industry and production in order to achieve the localization of technology with international standards and a competitive capacity for Egyptian exports, pointing to the Arab Industrialization welcoming to arrange visits A field for companies and unions that were present to visit the factories of the Arab Organization for Industrialization to see for themselves the extent of progress and the use of modern technology and the components of the fourth industrial revolution in the production and digitization process that is currently being circulated in all factories. In a related context, "Al-Terras" explained that the Arab Organization for Industrialization attaches great importance to training and qualifying human cadres in all specialties internally and externally through training in international centers and factories, indicating that the authority owns the largest training centers and academy not only for its employees, but for cooperation with all universities and ministries And Egyptian, African and Arab institutions. Commenting on the agreement, Prof. Dr. Ismail Abdel Ghaffar Ismail Farag, President of the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, expressed his happiness with the agreement, saying: “We are pleased to sign such an agreement with the Arab Organization for Industrialization and UCLan University. Abdul Ghaffar hopes that this agreement will contribute to achieving benefit for all parties, with regard to training and holding technological courses, within the framework of the academy's tireless efforts to promote the development of partnerships with international institutions, companies and national bodies in order to achieve common goals. Abdel Ghaffar also emphasized that there is continuous communication and cooperation between the Academy and the various bodies in the headquarters country, the Arab Republic of Egypt, indicating that the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport has become a strategic partner in various activities and initiatives that support the country's 2030 plan in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development. . Abdel Ghaffar pointed out that the Academy, as a large Arab experience house, provides all its expertise in the fields of science, consultancy and scientific research to serve the Arab world, stressing that working to produce successful Arab cadres in all scientific, cultural and sports fields comes on top of the Academy’s priorities. Within the framework of the agreement, it is mentioned that UCLan University is one of the prestigious English universities, as it was established in 1828 and is considered one of the first English universities in the number of students as well as distinguished by its strong relationship with industry and its superiority in the quality of education and practical possibilities, and it is one of the first English universities, which established a branch in the New Administrative Capital It has been working with the Arab Academy since 2015 in support of the development of education, training and industry in the Arab Republic of Egypt.  

Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, confirmed the implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s directives to strengthen the state’s plan to use natural gas as a clean and safe source of energy by exploiting national manufacturing capabilities and capacities to deepen local manufacturing and localize natural gas cylinder manufacturing technology, in cooperation with Major Specialized international companies.       This came during the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between Arab Manufacturing and the South Korean company Norstar, via video conference technology.       Within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding that was signed at the headquarters of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, "Al-Terras" praised the expertise of the Korean company "Norstar" and its leadership in manufacturing the latest gas cylinders made of fiber in various sizes, and applying them in many industrial and civil fields, stressing that Arab Industrialization puts all its capabilities into action. Industrialization and its technical human expertise to enhance the state's plan to convert most vehicles, bakeries and various industrial applications to use natural gas as a clean and safe source of energy.   He added that with this cooperation, we aim to deepen local manufacturing in accordance with international quality standards, through the establishment of a factory for fume gas cylinders, in partnership between Arab Industrialization and the Korean company Norstar.   The "terrace" indicated that it was agreed to increase the percentages of the local component for the production and manufacture of fiber natural gas tanks used in vehicles of all kinds and various industrial applications, in order to save the costs of importing components that enter this industry, and work to reduce imports and reduce the economics of manufacturing gas containers.   He added that it was also agreed to take advantage of the materials and equipment produced by Arab Industrial for Manufacturing, to manufacture the latest gas-fiber cylinders with unique manufacturing and processing techniques that go far beyond the traditional metal cylinders and provide lighter weight, flexibility in design and size, and safety for design, as well as manufacturing vehicle equipment for tankers operating in the delivery and supply of gas. Compressed natural and gas transport operations, according to international quality standards and competitive market prices.   Al-Terras explained that this industrial edifice provides many job opportunities for young engineers and technicians and training on the latest technology according to the standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, pointing out that Arab Manufacturing aims to establish a national industry that meets all the needs of the local market and national projects, in addition to opening future export outlets for the Arab and African region. .       For his part, Mr. Ki-dong Kim, CEO of the Korean company Norstar, stressed that the Egyptian market has become attractive to Korean investments, praising the pivotal role that the Arab Organization for Industrialization plays in introducing the latest production technologies to the Egyptian industry and deepening local manufacturing in accordance with international quality standards.   Kim indicated that Norstar is looking forward to partnering with Arab Industrialization to transfer and localize modern technology and train human cadres in the field of manufacturing the latest types of fiber gas cylinders, as well as enhancing marketing opportunities for co-production to meet the increasing needs of the local market and the Arab and African region.

Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, affirmed the implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to continue the ongoing efforts to deepen and increase local manufacturing and localize the transport industry technology in Egypt in cooperation with major international companies, thus contributing to the comprehensive development of the railway and metro system and expansion in Intelligent transportation applications.   This came during the cooperation talks between Arab Industrial and the French international company Alstom.   During the meeting, the vision of the Arab Organization for Industrialization and its future plans regarding increasing the proportions of the local component, transferring and localizing technology in many areas of the railway and subway industry, and the expansion of smart transportation applications and modern digital technologies in manufacturing were presented. In addition to discussing the executive position of a number of joint projects that are being implemented in railways, tractors, crossings, modernization of signs, as well as subway projects, including training of human cadres according to the latest training programs   In this regard, "The Terrace" praised the experiences of Alstom International, which is one of the largest international companies specialized in integrated transport systems, pointing out that Alstom has numerous projects in the major national development projects currently taking place in Egypt, as it is the entity responsible for implementing the Monorail project. And the development of signaling systems for all subway lines, and many other smart transportation projects. The "Terrace" indicated that the development of infrastructure projects, such as the development of signals and crossings, was discussed, in order to ensure the enhancement of safety and security standards As well as developing and modernizing the fleet of mobile units on the railways, including new tractors and vehicles, and expanding applications of smart transportation systems such as monorail and high-speed trains. In a related context, "Al-Terras" explained that Arab Industrialization has developed a comprehensive plan for the modernization and development of the SEMAF Railway Missions Factory of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, which is currently being used by major international companies, according to a vision that seeks to cover all the demands of the Ministry of Transport from the various railroad cars and the subway, And expansion in foreign markets, especially the African and Arab region, explaining that we aim to increase the annual production rates of the factory, expand smart transportation applications, develop the research and design sector, raise the level of technical personnel and train them externally and internally in cooperation with specialized international expertise.   For his part, Mr. Andrew Delioni, CEO of the French company Alstom in Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, said that the Egyptian market is large, promising and attracting international investments, indicating that the company is looking forward to participating in all the major national projects in Egypt. Dilioni also stressed the importance of strengthening cooperation and partnership with Arab Industrial for the transfer and localization of modern digital technology to develop and modernize railways, subways and smart transportation applications, pointing to enhancing internal and external marketing opportunities to meet the growing needs of the local market and the African and Arab regions.

Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, held a meeting to follow up the position of the unified procurement procedures for the requirements of the presidential initiative "A Decent Life", to develop the Egyptian countryside, in a meeting that included Dr. Assem El-Jazzar, Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities, and Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Morsi, Minister of State for Military Production. And Lieutenant General Abdel Moneim El-Terras, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, Major General Ihab El-Far, Chairman of the Engineering Authority for the Armed Forces, Engineer Mohamed Al-Suwaidi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Egyptian Industries, and officials of the ministries and relevant authorities.   At the beginning of the meeting, the Prime Minister affirmed that this meeting was aimed at following up the steps of the unified procurement of tasks and requirements for the presidential initiative "A Decent Life" to develop the Egyptian countryside, stressing that the volume of work in the projects of this initiative is very large, and there is continuous follow-up by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, for each Projects and their details, and we are ready to pay advance payments to factories and companies for supplies for a period of 3 years, which will depend on products from local factories.       Madbouly stressed that the aim of relying on Egyptian products in this initiative is to encourage national industry, as well as to obtain price cuts and savings due to the unprecedented volume of business and requirements that will be purchased during the initiative's projects.       Dr. Mustafa Madbouly directed that the ministries and concerned authorities, within a week, agree on all the details of all the requirements and tasks required to implement the various projects in the 51 targeted centers in the first phase, where another meeting will be held after the expiration of this period, to review the prices and quantities required for the completion of the contract system Unified procurement, in order to present the final vision to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.       The Minister of Housing presented a report on the tasks required for the drinking water and sanitation system, which is an important and central sector within the projects of the "Decent Life" initiative, within the framework of the state's interest in improving the services provided to citizens in the targeted villages. The presentation detailed the tasks required to implement water and treatment plants. Lifting stations, piping for downhill networks and expulsion lines, and specifying the specifications required of each job.       For his part, Eng. Muhammad Al-Suwaidi pointed out the importance of this project in supporting the national industry, stressing that the volume of work required will actually contribute to providing reduced prices for the requirements of the project, explaining that all factories and companies will be addressed to determine their capacity for the required production and the different varieties and agree on the best prices. Noting that there is intense enthusiasm and willingness in the industry sector to participate in this initiative and everyone will work for its success.