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· Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli said that his country would soon have the world’s largest textile manufacturing factory in Mahala
· The factory will be inaugurated in March 2022. Spread over 62,000 square meters, its daily production is estimated at 30 tons, when fully completed
· The government has been working on another large textile enterprise- a textile city- which will be managed by a holding company of all units operating from the textile city.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli said that his country would soon have the world’s largest textile manufacturing factory in Mahala. The factory will be inaugurated in March 2022. Spread over 62,000 square meters, its daily production is estimated at 30 tons, when fully completed.
Five trainers will train 130 others who in turn will train the workers to empower them to get exposed to operate the new machines and production processes in the new factory. The prime minister also instructed granting farmers’ incentives to grow high-quality cotton, which is needed for the new factory as raw material.
The government has been working on another large textile enterprise- a textile city- which will be managed by a holding company of all units operating from the textile city. In 2019, the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) signed the contract for the establishment of the first textile city in the Free Zones System in Minya Governorate.
The city will be built on 306 feddans. The project when completed will provide more than 17,000 direct jobs, in addition to indirect job opportunities. It will also help the country to up its textile exports.
