The Minister of State for Military Production, Mohamed Salah El-Din Mostafa, visited Factory 100 and Factory 200 Military to assess operations and emphasize the importance of industrial safety. He highlighted the role of these facilities in supporting the armed forces while underlining the need for investments and partnerships. The minister committed to continuous monitoring to enhance productivity and ensure quality standards.
Mohamed Salah El-Din Mostafa, the Minister of State for Military Production, emphasized the significance of Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries Company, known as Factory 100 Military, as a pivotal entity in Egypt’s engineering and steel production domain. This prominent industrial establishment in the Middle East features advanced production lines and a skilled workforce, along with cutting-edge technology for thermal and surface treatments that enhance metal properties and corrosion resistance.
During a surprise inspection at the company, Minister Mostafa assessed employee attendance and adherence to work schedules while inspecting production lines and the assembly workshop for military products. Factory 100 is crucial in supporting the armed forces by producing various artillery calibers and specialized steel for combat equipment, including armored vehicles. The facility also utilizes surplus capacity to manufacture engineering products such as rolled steel sheets and components for waste-to-organic-fertilizer plants, adhering to stringent quality standards.
Bassem Hassan Salman, Chairperson of the Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries, briefed the minister on the current and future projects, production rates, and sales performance. The minister highlighted the necessity of strict industrial safety protocols, particularly in operations involving heavy machinery, and called for increased investments and strategic partnerships, especially with private sector entities.
In a subsequent inspection at the Military Armored Production and Repair Factory (Factory 200 Military), the minister evaluated workflow and the production line essential for producing and maintaining tanks and armored vehicles. Major products of the factory include the “Raad 200” rocket launcher and “Sina 200” armored vehicle. Factory 200 also engages in civilian product manufacturing, such as food carts and mobile classrooms, contributing to green transportation initiatives with projects like the “SETIBUS” electric bus.
During this visit, Wafiq Magdy Shafiq, Chairperson of Factory 200, updated the minister on ongoing projects and development strategies. The minister emphasized the importance of stringent governance, cleanliness, organized storage, and maintenance adherence to ensure the production line’s effectiveness and longevity. Continuous oversight and monitoring are critical to ensuring operational efficiency and meeting the demands of the evolving industry.
In conclusion, Minister Mohamed Salah El-Din Mostafa has reaffirmed the importance of both Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries and Factory 200 Military in Egypt’s military and engineering sectors. His commitment to industrial safety, investment growth, and product quality reflects a strategic vision to modernize the industry and foster collaboration, ensuring these facilities effectively support national defense and contribute to civilian projects. Continuous oversight and adherence to high operational standards remain vital for the success of these initiatives.
Original Source: www.dailynewsegypt.com
