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The Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) continues its successful strides in enhancing collaborations with sisterly Arab nations, in line with a strategic vision aimed at attracting investments and bolstering export rates, integral to Egypt’s Vision 2030 for sustainable development.
A significant milestone in this journey was marked by the signing of a cooperation protocol between the AOI and the esteemed Saudi Dr. Hamid Al-Mutabaqani group of companies.
During the protocol signing ceremony, Major General Engineer Mokhtar Abdel Latif, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, lauded the partnership with Dr. Hamid Al-Mutabaqani’s Saudi group, recognizing it as a prominent Saudi investor with distinguished experiences in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf markets.
The scope of joint cooperation encompasses the promotion, marketing, and advertising of civil products from AOI’s factories and companies in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region. This initiative aims to tap into new markets, organize exhibitions, and facilitate contract negotiations between the AOI and potential buyers, leveraging the organization’s advanced expertise and services, including maintenance and after-sales support.
Emphasizing the AOI’s commitment to meeting the industrial and commodity needs of Arab countries, Major General Abdel Latif outlined various product categories suitable for collaboration. These include transportation solutions such as money transport vehicles, fire engines, and electric cars, infrastructure essentials like water treatment plants and polyethylene pipes, renewable energy solutions including solar power plants, electronic industries encompassing a wide range of products from television screens to medical devices and supplies.
In response, Dr. Hamid bin Hamid Al-Mutabqani, Chairman of the Saudi Dr. Hamid Al-Mutabqani Group of Companies, expressed gratitude for the partnership with the AOI, highlighting the organization’s historical role and its commitment to international quality standards across various industrial sectors. |
