EGFCO is inaugurating a polyethylene pipe manufacturing plant in the 10th of Ramadan ‎City.‎

EGFCO (Gas Egypt GF Corys Piping Systems), a joint international investment consortium, ‎has announced the completion of a major polyethylene pipe manufacturing plant in Egypt. ‎The consortium consists of Egypt’s Petroleum Sector, represented by Egypt Gas, along with ‎GF Piping Systems (Switzerland) and GF CORYS Middle East (UAE).‎

Eng. Karim Sadek, Managing Director of EGFCO, stated that the factory produces ‎polyethylene pipes for the gas and water distribution market, supplying products for Egypt’s ‎Infrastructure sectors such as natural gas distribution, water, and irrigation. This will help ‎meet the growing demands of the local market and improve infrastructure services in line ‎with the government’s plans and President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s vision.‎

Sadek revealed that the construction phase in the industrial zone of 10th of Ramadan City ‎has been completed. He noted that the project is part of a broader plan to support Egypt’s ‎infrastructure projects aligned with the Egyptian government’s vision under President El-‎Sisi. He added, “This investment is part of the continuous efforts to support national ‎development projects aimed at improving the quality of life and enhancing key sectors in ‎Egypt in the near future.”‎

Sadek emphasized that the project will significantly contribute to Egypt’s major national ‎projects, particularly the “HAYAT KARIMA” initiative launched by President El-Sisi to ‎improve living conditions in rural areas, and the “Moskabal Misr” project, which focuses on ‎enhancing agricultural and industrial development. These initiatives aim to bring about a ‎transformative change in the services provided to the community and achieve sustainable ‎development, which aligns with the Egyptian government’s ambitious goals.‎

Sadek also highlighted that the new factory will boost production capacity for pipes, ‎addressing the growing local demand. Additionally, EGFCO plans to expand its export ‎operations to new markets across North and East Africa. He explained that the Egyptian ‎market is the gateway for growth and development on the African continent.‎

Sadek expressed his expectations that this project will enhance the company’s position in ‎both the Egyptian and African markets, reflecting EGFCO’s commitment to contributing to ‎Egypt’s economic development and strengthening its infrastructure sector. Furthermore, the ‎project aligns with the national strategy to transform Egypt into a regional hub for ‎manufacturing and exporting in various fields.‎

It is worth noting This partnership with Switzerland’s GF Piping Systems and UAE’s GF CORYS ‎ME, alongside Egypt Gas, will bring global expertise and advanced technologies to the ‎Egyptian market, enhancing both quality standards and efficiency. The consortium reflects ‎international confidence in Egypt’s investment climate and the strength of its market, ‎underlining a shared vision for a better future through collaborative efforts between the ‎private sector and the government