SCZONE discusses cooperation with American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce

Waleid Gamal El-Dien, Chairperson of the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE), has received members of a high-level delegation from the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce headed by Nikolaos bakatselos, in order to discuss means of cooperation between the two sides.

The meeting also aims to exchange visions on maximizing the benefits from common economic interests and reviewing the potential of SCZONE. The meeting was held in the presence of the vice chairmen and chairman’s advisors. 

Gamal El-Dien expressed his happiness with this meeting, which comes in light of SCZONE’s endeavor to achieve more international economic cooperation that aims to maximize the resources and at the same time presents a distinguished partnership through many advantages that SCZONE offers whether in terms of the distinguished location and the robust infrastructure, or the investment incentives and the targeted economic sectors.

SCZONE is located on an area of 455 million square meters and includes 4 industrial zones and 6 seaports on the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, which serves the idea of integration between industrial zones and seaports, especially the port of East Port Said,  which is one of the most important seaports overlooking the eastern Mediterranean and its proximity to European markets, which contains a multi-purpose terminal as well as a dry bulk terminal for grain.