Major General Eng. Mohamed Abd Elfatah Abo Bakr     , Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI), continues his field visits to inspect the Organization’s factories and companies in the Heliopolis and Helwan areas.

He began his field tours by inspecting eight factories and companies:

The Arab-African Company for Medical Industries;

The Aircraft Factory;

The Railway Equipment and Metro Car Factory (SEMAF);

The Engine Factory;

The Kader Factory for Advanced Industries;

The Arab-German Company for Secured Traffic Signs;

The Sakr Factory for Advanced Industries; and

The Arab-British Dynamics Company (ABD).

Major General Eng.    Mohamed Abd Elfatah Abo Bakr  reviewed ongoing projects, future project plans, and efforts to upgrade production lines in accordance with state-of-the-art manufacturing systems.

The AOI Chairman made a point of speaking with engineers, technicians, workers, and administrative staff. He sought their ideas for improving production lines and discussed practical solutions to issues hindering the production process. He urged them to expedite the completion and delivery of all projects within the established timeframes, while also highlighting the importance of adhering to occupational safety protocols.

He emphasized the necessity of upgrading production lines and products through innovative, creative ideas that align with modern trends and the latest manufacturing systems. He highlighted the importance of optimally utilizing the manufacturing capabilities of the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI), attracting further investments, and forging partnerships with major industrial institutions.

The Chairman of the AOI emphasized the need to revamp and modernize digital marketing and product promotion strategies, adopting the latest technological systems.

He also expressed his appreciation to the entire workforce for their sincere, productive, and outstanding efforts, urging them to maintain their dedication and team spirit. These efforts are essential to achieving the state's objectives of reducing imports, increasing industrial value-added and local manufacturing rates, localizing technology, opening new export markets, and championing the "Made in Egypt" brand.