Walid Gamal El-Din, chairman of the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone), said the zone is attracting increasing attention from international investors, supported by ongoing infrastructure development, a broad range of investment opportunities, and incentives tailored to industrial and logistics projects.
In his remarks, Gamal El-Din said recent global developments have highlighted the SCZone’s growing geopolitical significance, given its strategic position along the Suez Canal, a critical artery for global trade.
He affirmed that the zone’s competitive edge is rooted in its prime location and Egypt’s position at the intersection of three continents, which helps lower transportation, shipping, and insurance costs for businesses operating in the area.
Also in this regard, Gamal El-Din emphasized that the SCZone delivers both direct and indirect economic benefits, with newly established factories contributing to meeting domestic demand while also boosting exports to regional and global markets, thereby supporting Egypt’s economic growth.
The chairman also revealed that several new industrial projects are set to be inaugurated before the end of April in East Port Said and Ain Sokhna, as part of efforts to localize strategic industries and reinforce the country’s resilience in the face of ongoing economic challenges.




