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“Coca-Cola has been playing a major role in Egypt for over 70 years. We entered the local market in 1942. We are very committed to the Egyptian market and we have been investing heavily in it,” says Omar Mandour, General Manager of Coca-Cola Egypt, Yemen, Libya and South Sudan.
“The last three years in particular have witnessed lots of changes and trends. Not only in the food and beverage market but also in the fast moving consumer goods market. We are starting to see trends that are very much cued towards value,” says Omar Mandour, GM of Coca-Cola Egypt, Yemen, Libya and South Sudan.
“Our biggest project here in Egypt is our partnership with the Egyptian Food Bank and our pledge to develop the hundred poorest villages in Egypt. We also have a project that is focused on improving the lives of 4,000 women and their families in these villages which provides microbusinesses to women in rural areas,” explains Omar Mandour, GM of Coca-Cola Egypt, Yemen, Libya and South Sudan.
“There is no other container terminal on the Suez Canal on the Mediterranean end able to handle very large container vessels. Our quay, yard, cranes and water depth are all of a size that can handle the biggest container vessels in the world,” claims Klaus Holm Laursen, CEO of the Suez Canal Container Terminal.
“The SCCT is a true success story for Egypt. This year we celebrate our 10th anniversary,” says Klaus Holm Laursen, CEO of the Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT).
“Egypt truly plays an important role in global trade and moving goods between these regions,” argues Klaus Holm Laursen, CEO of the Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT).
“This is a great market; we are at an extraordinary point where everything is moving towards all-data and mobile broadband so that users can be connected all the time,” says Mohammed Elnawawy, Managing Director, CEO and Head of Customer Care of Telecom Egypt.
“The Egyptian telecoms market is very large and very young. It is a growing market,” says Mohammed Elnawawy, Managing Director, CEO and Head of Customer Care of Telecom Egypt.
“SECON is owned 50% by the Saudi government and 50% by the Egyptian government. It is and will continue to be a very good example of cooperation between these two governments and of cooperation between two Arab countries. The continuous support and help from Saudi Arabia to Egypt has been fantastic,” said Eng. Darwish Ahmed Hassanin, CEO of SECON.
“I hope that we have political and economic stability very soon and that we have security here – but this will come gradually, it will not happen overnight,” explained Eng. Darwish Ahmed Hassanin, CEO of Saudi Egyptian Construction Company (SECON).
