Mohamed Salah El-Din Mostafa, Minister of State for Military Production, inspected Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries and Factory 200 Military, highlighting the importance of these entities in Egypt’s military and civilian production sectors. He emphasized safety, modernization, and the need for strategic partnerships to enhance productivity and quality. Continuous monitoring of operations is critical for adapting to evolving industry demands.
Mohamed Salah El-Din Mostafa, the Minister of State for Military Production, stated that Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries Company serves as a crucial component of Egypt’s engineering and steel production industry. The company, a significant player in the Middle East, is equipped with advanced production lines and has a highly skilled workforce, enabling the execution of thermal and surface treatments that enhance the mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of metal components.
During a recent surprise inspection of the company, the minister evaluated employee adherence to work schedules and production plans. His assessment included inspecting production lines and the final assembly workshop for military products. Factory 100 is pivotal in manufacturing various artillery calibers and specialized equipment, including components essential for combat vehicles and tanks, while also utilizing its surplus production capacity for engineering goods like corrosion-resistant water tanks and steel sheets.
Bassem Hassan Salman, Chairperson of Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries, briefed the minister on ongoing projects, production metrics, and sales performance. The minister highlighted the importance of strict safety protocols, particularly in high-temperature environments, and advocated for attracting investments and fostering strategic partnerships across sectors—particularly private enterprises—to further advance modernization efforts.
Additionally, he underscored the need for continuous performance improvements, safeguarding company assets, and ensuring timely project completion alongside workforce training. In another unannounced visit, the minister inspected Factory 200 Military, which focuses on tank and armored vehicle production and maintenance, while also engaging in civilian projects like food carts and electric buses.
Highlighting projects tied to national initiatives, including the manufacture of the “SETIBUS” electric bus and natural gas conversions for public transportation, the factory also innovates with environmentally friendly packaging production. Chairperson Wafiq Magdy Shafiq provided updates on ongoing initiatives, emphasizing the necessity for governance, organized storage, and maintenance routines to ensure effective operations. The minister reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to continuous monitoring and operational efficiency, crucial for adapting to industry demands.
In summary, Minister Mohamed Salah El-Din Mostafa’s inspections of both Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries and Factory 200 emphasize the pivotal role these facilities play in Egypt’s military and civilian sectors. The focus on modernization, strategic partnerships, and safety measures is essential for enhancing productivity and ensuring the quality of military production. Continuous monitoring and investment in workforce development stand as fundamental components for future growth and operational efficiency.
Original Source: www.dailynewsegypt.com
