The Egyptian customs authority has announced that it will hold a public auction for seized cars and goods at Cairo Airport on October 1. The auction, which will take place at the Hall of the Sports Club, will feature a variety of vehicles and goods, including cars, mobile phones, laptops, and clothing. The goods were seized by the customs authority and are being sold as part of efforts to dispose of abandoned and confiscated items.
The vehicles to be auctioned include various makes and models, such as Jeep Grand Cherokee, Mercedes, Chevrolet, and Toyota. The cars are stored in the customs yard at Cairo Airport and were imported from abroad through confiscation and abandonment. The auction will also feature a range of goods, including mobile phones, computer equipment, and clothing.
The auction will be held in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 182 of 2018, which regulates government contracting. The law requires that all auctions be held in a transparent and public manner. The customs authority has set a base price for each item, and bidders will be required to pay a deposit of 50,000 pounds to participate in the auction.
Interested bidders can purchase the auction catalog for 400 pounds from the General Authority for Government Services. The catalog includes detailed information about each item, including its condition and estimated value. Bidders can also inspect the items at the customs yard at Cairo Airport before the auction.
The auction will be conducted in a transparent and public manner, with all items being sold to the highest bidder. The customs authority has stated that it will not tolerate any attempts to manipulate the auction process or engage in corrupt practices. Bidders will be required to provide identification and proof of payment of the deposit before participating in the auction.
The proceeds from the auction will be used to fund government services and projects. The customs authority has stated that it will use the revenue generated from the auction to support economic development and social welfare programs. The auction is expected to attract a large number of bidders, both locally and internationally.
The auction will take place on October 1, and bidders are advised to arrive early to inspect the items and register for the auction. The customs authority has provided detailed information about the auction process and the terms and conditions of sale. Bidders are advised to review this information carefully before participating in the auction.
Key points
- The auction will feature a range of seized cars and goods, including vehicles, mobile phones, laptops, and clothing.
- The auction will be held in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 182 of 2018, which regulates government contracting.
- Bidders will be required to pay a deposit of 50,000 pounds to participate in the auction.
