The Egyptian Ministry of Military Production has announced its participation in Autotech 2026, a three-day exhibition scheduled to take place from October 9 to 11 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo. The ministry will showcase a range of civilian products from its affiliated companies, aiming to support the country's industrial sector and economy. This participation aligns with the directives of Dr. Engineer Salah Soliman Jambalat, Minister of State for Military Production.
Several companies under the Ministry of Military Production will participate in the exhibition, displaying their products and informational materials. These include Halwan Foundry (Factory 9), which will showcase items such as drums, chassis components, and exhaust system parts. Additionally, Halwan Engineering Industries (Factory 99) will display its products, including wheels and fire extinguishers. Other participating companies are Benha Electronics (Factory 144), which will exhibit radiator water, and the Vehicle Production and Repair Factory (Factory 200), which will present informational materials on its products.
The Vehicle Production and Repair Factory (Factory 200) will highlight its production of food carts and caravans, while Qaha Chemical Industries (Factory 270) will showcase its battery products. Furthermore, Halwan Machines and Equipment (Factory 999) will display materials related to vehicle equipment, including tipper boxes and water tanks. These products reflect the diverse manufacturing capabilities of the Ministry's companies.
The participation of Ministry of Military Production companies in Autotech 2026 underscores the Ministry's commitment to providing high-quality civilian products at competitive prices. This initiative aims to meet the needs of various sectors, particularly the automotive and feeder industries. By leveraging the surplus production capacity of its affiliated companies, the Ministry seeks to support the national economy while continuing to fulfill the requirements of the armed forces and police.
The exhibition aligns with the Egyptian government's efforts to localize the automotive industry, develop supply chains, and enhance the competitiveness of local suppliers. It also supports the country's drive to promote digital transformation, integrate artificial intelligence technologies, and foster circular economy concepts across various industries. The Ministry has invited specialists and stakeholders in the automotive sector to visit its pavilion at the exhibition.
Autotech 2026 brings together various stakeholders in the automotive industry, with participating sectors including spare parts, tires, batteries, diagnostic and repair equipment, lubricants, and car care products. The exhibition offers opportunities for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and exploration of new technologies and products. By participating in this event, the Ministry of Military Production aims to engage with industry professionals and contribute to the growth of Egypt's automotive sector.
The Ministry's participation in Autotech 2026 demonstrates its role in supporting the national economy and industrial development. By showcasing its diverse range of civilian products, the Ministry highlights its capabilities in meeting the needs of various sectors while promoting investment and international cooperation. The event provides a platform for the Ministry to interact with industry stakeholders and explore new avenues for collaboration and growth.
Key points
- The Ministry of Military Production will showcase a range of civilian products at Autotech 2026.
- The exhibition supports Egypt's efforts to localize the automotive industry and promote digital transformation.
- The Ministry aims to engage with industry professionals and contribute to the growth of Egypt's automotive sector.
