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Kenya President lauds Arab Organization for Industrialization products


Kenya President lauds Arab Organization for Industrialization products

Major General received Engineer Mokhtar Abdel Latif, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI), Kenyan President William Ruto, and the high-level delegation accompanying him, along with Engineer Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and New Urban Communities.

This visit is part of the Arab Organization for Industrialization's efforts to strengthen partnerships and cooperation, and increase trade with fellow African nations.

During the meeting, they discussed enhanced cooperation, focusing on leveraging the Arab Organization for Industrialization's (AOI) capabilities to support Kenyan development projects and defence and security industries. They also identified potential areas of manufacturing sector collaboration.

In this regard, the AOI Chairman emphasized strengthening cooperation with African countries, highlighting President El-Sisi's directives to expand industrial and economic integration and open new export markets in Africa.

He lauded the joint relations between the two countries and the importance of continuing coordination and joint action to strengthen cooperation ties by opening new areas for defence and security industries. He highlighted the potential for expanding collaboration by exploring new areas within the defense and security industries. He also noted the Arab Organization for Industrialization's (AOI) interest in contributing to development projects in Kenya, a Nile Basin country.

During a tour of the AOI's product exhibition, the Kenyan President William Ruto expressed his admiration for the advanced manufacturing techniques used in the AOI's diverse product line. He was particularly impressed by the armored vehicles, troop carriers, firefighting vehicles, money transport vehicles, ATM machines, mobile technology centers, and other modern products on display.

He reiterated Kenya's commitment to strengthening its partnership and cooperation with Egypt across all industrial and development sectors. He expressed his pride in visiting the AOI, recognizing it as a cornerstone of Egypt's industrial base. The President emphasized the importance of coordinating efforts with the AOI to achieve integration and localize cutting-edge manufacturing technologies in areas of mutual interest.

Ruto also expressed Kenya's deep appreciation for Egypt's pioneering role in Africa and its efforts to achieve development and prosperity for its people. He particularly highlighted Egypt's valuable contributions to advancing joint African action, especially in promoting intra-African trade and investment.