Al-Orabi: The Investors Union’s agenda stems from Egypt’s pivotal role in achieving stability in the Middle East region
The General Union of Afro-Asian Investors announced the formation of the Real Estate Investment and Development Chamber to achieve the Union’s goals and support reconstruction efforts in the Middle East region, attract and implement joint projects with member states, and achieve the strategic goals of Egypt as the permanent secretariat of the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization and the General Union of Investors in attracting more foreign investments. Direct. Mohamed Sweid, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors, Engineer Mohamed Tharwat, Secretary-General, and Rami Galal, Treasurer.
The Board of Directors of the Real Estate Investment and Development Chamber of the General Union of Afro-Asian Investors includes a group of national experiences and competencies, headed by Engineer Mohamed Islam, CEO of Ebny Real Estate Development Company, and the membership of Engineer Fathallah Fawzi Rais. The Board of Directors of Mena Development Consulting Company, Dr. Abdel Aziz Al-Kafrawi, the Federation’s advisor for housing and urban development affairs and a member of the Council of the Cairo Engineers Syndicate, Dr. Mayer Girgis, Chairman of the GM Experience House, and a member of the Federation’s Board of Directors, Major General Wagdy Al-Aidi, General Manager of Ebny Real Estate Development Company, Dr. Mohamed Rashid, a member of the Board of Directors of the Real Estate Development Chamber of the Federation of Egyptian Industries, and Engineer Wissam Tayel, Chairman of the Tayel Group for Real Estate Development, And Ihab Al-Obaidi, President of Rayen Real Estate Development Company, and Mohamed Abu Al-Saud, CEO and Managing Director of Orbit Real Estate Group.
Ambassador Mohamed Al-Orabi said that the union’s agenda stems from Egypt’s pivotal role, led by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, in achieving stability in the Middle East region, and supporting reconstruction efforts and the development of the Afro-Asian peoples who need more cooperation and constructive development. Bridges of trust between investors and governments, especially since the private sector has proven that it is capable of leading development efforts and achieving the well-being of people.
For his part, Engineer Mohamed Islam, head of the Real Estate Development Chamber, said that the breakthrough Egypt has achieved in terms of infrastructure rehabilitation, urban expansion, and building smart cities with Egyptian hands puts us in front of an exceptional experience that many countries aspire to. To convey it, he pointed out that the investment climate in Egypt has become more prepared than ever before to attract Arab and foreign capital.
Islam explained that we are facing a very intertwined and complex global economic reality, which requires the creation of major economic alliances to conquer emerging markets and seize the promising investment opportunities that we seek from During the Real Estate Investment and Development Chamber to study and shed light on it.
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