Abou El Enein: I have provided all scientific methods to communicate with investors
Abou El-Enein
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TICAD is the most important conference for African relations with Tokyo.
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President El-Sisi solved the problems of Japanese investors.
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Investments between Egypt and Japan have increased since the arrival of Ambassador Masaki Noki.
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The Minister of Investment presented all scientific methods for communicating with investors.
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Japanese thought has made a great qualitative leap in development and nation building.
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We trust what the head of the Egyptian-Japanese Council will offer and add to the industry.
Member of the Egyptian-Japanese Business Council Mohamed Abou El-Enein said on Thursday that the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 7) is one of the most important platforms that deepen African relations with Japan, pointing out that the Japanese thought is a developmental one, aimed at building nations and upgrading capabilities.
Abou El-Enein praised the efforts exerted by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in solving all obstacles facing Japanese investors in the Egyptian market.
The Egyptian business tycoon also thanked the Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr for her efforts in providing a rich environment for investors using the latest scientific methods of communication.
On her part, Nasr emphasized the importance of the platform, during a press conference in the Japanese Embassy in Cairo, in bringing international partners together to support the development goals of the African continent.
“The platform represents a boost to the partnership between African and Japan, under the chairmanship of Egypt to the African Union (AU),” Nasr added, highlighting the establishment of several Japanese schools in Cairo.
The minister called on Japanese corporations to pump more investments in Egypt, noting that investments currently amount to $ 880 million with the presence of 106 Japanese companies in the country.
Nasr praised Japanese investments in Egypt during, which increased by 74.3% during the fiscal year 2017-18 to reach $ 162.1 million compared to $ 93 million in the preceding year.
The Japanese Ambassador in Cairo Masaaki Nuki stressed that Egypt is one of the most important development partners in Africa, pointing out that the country has carried out vital economic reforms, which contribute to attracting more Japanese investments.
He pointed out that Egypt has tremendous potential and capabilities to receive Japanese investments, pointing out that the improved investment climate led to an increase in Japanese investments, stressing Japanese interest in investing in Egypt.
He said that the conference aims at boosting Japanese investment and trade cooperation with African countries. The platform also embraced discussions on promoting health, education, climate change, and women’s empowerment, pointing out that Egypt is expected to play an important role as President of the AU.
Chairman of the Egyptian Chambers of Commerce Ibrahim El-Araby praised the role of the Ministry in eliminating barriers met by Japanese investors in Egypt, pointing out that there is a great future for investment cooperation between Egypt and Japan in the coming period.
