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Published on 2024-03-21 10:26:33
Transport Minister Kamel Wazir recently highlighted the significance of ongoing projects that are being carried out in collaboration with Spain. This was emphasized during a meeting with the Spanish Ambassador in Cairo, Alvaro Iranzo, where discussions revolved around enhancing bilateral cooperation in various transportation sectors. The focus was also on reviewing the progress made in joint projects related to underground metro systems and railways.
Wazir mentioned that the Ministry of Transportation is currently executing a strategic plan that involves partnerships with leading companies responsible for managing and operating container stations and international maritime routes. This signifies a commitment to fostering relationships with key players in the industry to drive progress and innovation.
In addition, Iranzo reiterated the interest of Spanish companies in collaborating with Egypt in the electric bus sector. This aligns with Wazir’s vision of establishing a local factory for electric buses to promote the growth and localization of this industry within Egypt. The discussions touched upon the latest advancements in partnership with the Spanish company Talgo, specifically in the manufacturing and supply of seven luxurious trains.
The meeting between Wazir and Iranzo underscores a shared commitment to advancing transportation infrastructure and technologies in both countries. By leveraging each other’s expertise and resources, Egypt and Spain aim to strengthen their respective transportation networks and enhance connectivity for citizens and businesses.
The partnership with Spain extends beyond just infrastructure projects; it also involves knowledge exchange and technological advancements in the transportation sector. Through collaborations like these, Egypt can benefit from the latest innovations and best practices in transportation management and operations.
Furthermore, the collaboration with Spanish companies opens up opportunities for skills transfer and capacity building in Egypt. By working together on projects related to electric buses and luxurious trains, both countries can leverage their strengths to create sustainable solutions that benefit their economies and societies.
Overall, the meeting between Wazir and Iranzo signals a positive step towards deepening the cooperation between Egypt and Spain in the transportation sector. As both countries continue to work together on joint projects and initiatives, they pave the way for a more efficient, interconnected, and sustainable transportation system that serves the needs of their populations.
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