PM, Spanish firm discuss investment opportunities in renewable energy
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- Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Gonvarri Industries CEO Jon Riberas discussed potential Spanish investment in automotive components, renewable energy, metal structures and logistics.
- Egypt promoted solar and wind projects and its position as a manufacturing and export base for Middle Eastern and African markets.
- Gonvarri is studying investment models, including a possible major manufacturing facility, and both sides plan to continue talks toward a framework in the coming weeks.
Egypt is courting a major Spanish manufacturing investment as Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Gonvarri Industries Chairman and CEO Jon Riberas discuss opportunities across several sectors.
Their talks covered automotive components, renewable energy, metal structures and logistics. Madbouly highlighted Egyptโs plans to expand solar and wind power projects and presented the country as a potential regional manufacturing and export hub for Middle Eastern and African markets.
The meeting also examined the possibility of establishing a large Gonvarri manufacturing facility in Egypt, alongside partnerships with local investors. Gonvarri specializes in processing steel and aluminum.
The company said it is considering several investment models. It views Egypt both as an important market and as a possible base for regional operations. The government and Gonvarri agreed to continue discussions, with the aim of reaching a concrete investment framework in the coming weeks.
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