The Chamber of Mineral Industries of the Afro-Asian Investors Union holds its first meeting

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The Chamber of Mineral Industries of the Afro-Asian Investors Union holds its first meeting

The Board of Directors of the Chamber of Mineral Industries of the General Union of African Investors was held – Asian, held its first meeting on the sidelines of the Middle East Iron and Steel Conference in Dubai, where it discussed the major transformations taking place in the global iron and steel industry, especially changing trade paths, the escalation of protectionist tendencies, and the acceleration of the trend towards low-carbon production.

The Board of Directors of the General Federation of Afro-Asian Investors announced the formation of the Chamber of Metallurgical Industries, headed by Ayman Al-Ashry, President of the Cairo Chamber of Commerce, due to his strong contributions and extensive international experience in the field of industry. Steel.

The statement added that the chamber includes in its board of directors a group of experts and producers of metal industries, including Jassim Muhammad Al-Abbas, Vice Chairman of the National Committee for the Iron Industry of the Union of Saudi Chambers, Asim Hussein, founder and CEO of the Arabian Gulf Steel Group from the United Arab Emirates, Fadi Al-Dabai, former member of the Syrian Iron and Steel Council, Mustafa Saber, Head of the Gold and Precious Metals Division, and Dr. Muhammad Sharif Saleh, Head of the Aluminum Division. In the Federation.

In turn, Muhammad Suwaid, Vice President of the Federation for Afro-Asian Investors and the official spokesman for the Federation, explained that the objectives of the Chamber of Mineral Industries are based on strengthening major partnerships, increasing exports, supporting reconstruction files, and achieving the common goals of member states in developing mineral industries to keep pace with the latest global technologies.

Ayman Al-Ashri, President of the Chamber of Metallurgical Industries, said that the Chamber’s starting point is Cairo, as the headquarters country, enhances opportunities to attract new investments and increase the volume of exports in light of the economic reform program adopted by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.

Al-Ashry added that the Chamber of Metallurgical Industries represents a soft regional and international force, and an audible partner before local and international bodies, ensuring that the interests of members are taken care of, their products are known, all challenges are overcome, and ways of dealing are facilitated, and all parties benefit from modernizing and advancing the competitiveness of the metallurgical industries locally. And globally.