China’s Shandong group explores producing green transport vehicles in Egypt

• Egypt is systematically putting in place a strategy to replace fossil fuel with renewable clean energy.
• As part of this move, it plans to support the manufacture of green vehicles locally.

Egypt is systematically putting in place a strategy to replace fossil fuel with renewable clean energy. As part of this move, it plans to support the manufacture of green vehicles locally. Minister of State for Military Production Mohamed Ahmed Morsi and  Mohie Geyushi, the managing director of the Geyushi Automotive Industry and the Deputy CEO of China’s Shandong group cooperation  met recently to discuss possibilities of cooperation between the two sides in the field of producing green transport vehicles and gas cylinders. Chinese ambassador to Egypt Liao Liqiang who was part of the Chinese delegation welcomed Egypt’s decisions to facilitate investment through issuing laws and legislation.

The ministry, in cooperation with the ministries of petroleum, local development and Geyushi company,  proposes to convert the operation of 2,262 buses in Cairo and Alexandria to run on natural gas instead of diesel.