In the first participation of the General Authority for the Economic Zone of the Suez Canal at the & LDQUO conference & rdquo; In its ninth edition in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, Walid Jamal Al -Din, Chairman of the Authority, participated as a major speaker within the high -level seminar held by the OECD Economic Cooperation and Development Organization with the participation of the African Union on infrastructure and productive transformation, moderated by Cityko Saya, Deputy Director of the OECD Development Center, in the presence of Reinior Ellen Arnadoter, Director of the Development Center OECD, Farane Lietee, CEO of Soutberbridge Investments, Wamium Endo, Deputy Director General, Japanese International Cooperation Agency & LDQUO; Its issued by OECD, entitled Development Dynications in Africa: Infrastructure, Growth and Transformation & LDQUO; AFDD 2025; Where the report focuses on major priorities that include investment financing, infrastructure, and human capacity building in Africa. Where the Egyptian state pumped major investments in infrastructure projects within the economic authority, in addition to what the authority invested during 10 years of its establishment in the infrastructure and facilities implemented with global specifications that meet the requirements of the authority’s investors in various industrial, logistical and service sectors that are targeted to localize within the authority, pointing to what the infrastructure projects include their diversity of energy, water and internal roads, And the networks of communications and industrial security and others. The development works include deepening and expanding ports ponds & nbsp to receive the latest generations of ships, as well as the creation of multi -purpose sidewalks and squares to serve various industrial and logistical activities, including silos, and refrigerated storage media for food and medicines, in addition to contracting with senior port operators & nbsp; globally to benefit from their expertise in operating Ports & Nbsp; cooperating with the most important global navigation lines.
and stressed & nbsp; Benefiting it as a successful global model applicable to the African continent, in a way that contributes to achieving sustainable development and maximizing the benefit of the continent’s resources. Various; They are companies: & LDQUO; Nippon Signal, which specializes in developing railway signs technologies, and Join that runs a Japanese investment fund in the global infrastructure projects, Deloitte Tohmsu Consulting and Business Services, Compasspoint Logistics, Consulting, Sales Management, and a company Padeco Consulting and Project Management, Qunie Corp Consulting Services, SAKAI specialized in heavy equipment industry for soil settlement, paving and maintenance of roads and various infrastructure works, and Taitan Capital Real Estate Investment & RDQUO;. Available according to the strategic vision of the economic zone of the Suez Canal, which includes 21 varied sectors between industrial, service and logistical, most notably the mineral industries, cars, medicines, effective material, green fuel and complementary industries, and data centers, as explained by the investment incentives enjoyed by the authority that includes the availability of trained technical workers as well The investment climate and one -window services that facilitate business performance for investors, explaining the role of integration between industrial and logistical areas and the authority of the authority in achieving integration in global supply chains, and enhancing access to more than two billion consumers around the world.
