Cairo: Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Mohamed Farid reaffirmed the government's commitment to positioning Egypt as a leading production and export hub in the automotive industry, emphasizing that ongoing investments and planned expansions by Nissan Egypt reflect strong confidence in the Egyptian market and its competitive potential. The remarks came during a meeting with officials from Nissan Egypt. According to State Information Service Egypt, discussions focused on the company's current projects, expansion plans, and strategies to boost production and exports. Farid noted that the ministry is working to enhance Egypt's investment climate and create a more attractive business environment by streamlining procedures, accelerating licensing and approvals, and offering customs facilitation measures. He also highlighted government support for establishing direct shipping routes to facilitate Egyptian exports' access to foreign markets and reduce transportation costs. He stressed that the new expansion s mark a significant step toward solidifying Egypt's position as a regional center for automotive manufacturing and exports. Farid stated that locally produced vehicles could increasingly target global markets, leveraging advanced Japanese expertise alongside Egypt's strategic geographic location and its network of trade agreements that support exports. The meeting comes as part of the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade's broader efforts to support export-oriented industrial expansion, attract high-value investments, increase exports, create jobs, deepen Egypt's integration into regional and global value chains, and drive sustainable economic growth.
Investment Minister Asserts Plan to Turn Egypt into Regional Auto Production, Export Platform
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