The Suez Canal Economic Zone has witnessed significant growth since its establishment.
Chairman of the Suez Canal Economic Zone Walid Gamal El-Din - File P
Egypt's General Authority for the Suez Canal Economic Zone aims to provide one million job opportunities by 2030, said Walid Gamal El-Din, the authority's chairman.
Speaking at the celebration of Labor Day, Gamal El-Din added that the economic zone has successfully provided approximately 100,000 job opportunities through its 300 facilities, including industrial and service entities, since its establishment.
He expressed the zone's pride in the efforts of its workers and the success of its partner projects, whether from its industrial developers or its affiliated port operators, highlighting the contribution of each worker in creating a conducive investment climate and strengthening their role in leading development in the new republic.
The Suez Canal Economic Zone has witnessed significant growth since its establishment, with various projects launched to attract foreign and local investments.
The Egyptian government has been keen on providing an investment-friendly climate to increase economic growth and reduce unemployment rates, especially after the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the global economy.
In this context, the Suez Canal Economic Zone is an essential project for Egypt's economy, providing various job opportunities and attracting foreign investments, ultimately leading to the country's economic growth.
