Cairo:Minister of Military Production, Salah Suleiman Gambalat, made an unannounced visit to Heliopolis Company for Chemical Industries, known as Factory 81 Military, to evaluate the progress of various operational targets in line with established plans.

According to State Information Service Egypt, the Minister's tour covered several production lines, where he reviewed production rates and the status of ongoing projects and development plans.

Gambalat underscored the ministry's dedication to adhering to President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's directives aimed at enhancing the role of military production companies. He highlighted efforts toward meeting the Armed Forces' needs, localizing advanced manufacturing technologies, deepening domestic production, and fostering partnerships with the private sector.

These initiatives are in alignment with Egypt Vision 2030, which seeks to bolster national industry and add value to the Egyptian economy. Gambalat further noted that Factory 81's capabilities in technology and industrial standards, along with competitive pricing, provide new opportunities for export growth.

The Minister also emphasized the need for ongoing development of operational and production frameworks, spotlighting investment in human capital as essential for sustainable industrial development. This involves upskilling workers, refining expertise, and encouraging innovation.

In addition, Gambalat called for the adoption of modern management systems, the institutionalization of work culture, and the optimization of resources to achieve maximum efficiency, quality, and competitiveness in the market.