Egypt’s PM inaugurates, inspects factories in Sadat, 6th of October cities

CAIRO – 11 May 2026: Egypt’s Prime Minister, Mostafa Madbouly, embarked on an extensive tour on Monday to inaugurate and inspect several industrial facilities in Sadat City (Menoufia Governorate) and 6th of October City (Giza Governorate).

He was accompanied by Minister of Industry Khaled Hashem, Menoufia Governor Major General Amr El-Gharib, and Giza Governor Dr. Ahmed El-Ansary.

 

Upon his arrival in Sadat City, the Prime Minister affirmed that industry remains one of the most promising sectors driving economic growth, alongside agriculture, tourism, and information technology.

He emphasized the government's commitment to the industrial sector, noting that significant work has been done to provide the infrastructure necessary to support its expansion. This includes securing essential production inputs and raw materials while removing logistical challenges facing various industries.

 

The government's overarching goal is to localize manufacturing in partnership with the private sector, increase domestic investment, and attract foreign and Arab capital to transform Egypt into a regional industrial hub.

In this context, Madbouly pointed out that the government firmly believes in the private sector's vital role in economic development. He stated that the state is committed to maximizing the private sector's contribution to various economic activities to create thousands of jobs, boost exports, and reduce the national import bill.

 

The Minister of Industry confirmed that the tour included factories across diverse sectors, representing successful models of Egyptian national industry. These facilities demonstrate a genuine capacity for localizing manufacturing and supporting domestic products.

In Sadat City, the Prime Minister inaugurated a new soft drink factory, marking a significant addition to the Egyptian food industry. He also inspected new expansions at a facility specializing in electrical cables, specifically the addition of high-voltage and low-voltage production lines. This factory is a key asset for national infrastructure, providing fundamental components for the energy, housing, and manufacturing sectors.

 

In 6th of October City, the tour covered a wide range of industries, including the production of adhesives, household detergents, automotive parts, and welded steel pipes. The delegation also visited facilities manufacturing metal lighting poles and electrical control panels. The Minister of Industry stressed that these sectors exemplify the localization of modern technology, particularly within the iron and steel industries, contributing to national projects and enhancing Egypt's export capabilities.