In a historic step towards reshaping the marble and granite industry, Khaled Hashem, Minister of Industry, revealed the establishment of the first vocational training school specialized in the marble and granite sector, as part of an integrated strategy to transform the Shaq Al-Tha’ban industrial zone into a competitive force in international markets.
This announcement came during an expanded meeting that brought together the ministry’s leaders with the region’s investors, with the participation of Ibrahim Saber, Governor of Cairo, and Sayed Abaza, Head of the Marble and Granite Division, to develop a comprehensive road map aimed at confronting the challenges and unleashing the region’s latent potential.
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The new school aims to prepare highly specialized technical cadres To meet the needs of growing factories, within the framework of a broader vision to raise production capacities and enhance the Egyptian presence in global markets. The minister stressed that this step comes within the state’s commitment to providing a stable work environment and comprehensive support for serious investors.
In a related context, The Minister directed the establishment of an integrated services center Within the industrial zone to speed up administrative procedures and improve the efficiency of services provided to investors, similar to the model applied in other government service centers.
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In the context of achieving justice among investors, The Minister was given a final deadline For investors who have not completed the legalization procedures, stressing the need to expedite the settlement of the situation to ensure joining the official system and protecting the rights of the state.
The Shaq Al-Tha’ban area is considered one of the most prominent industrial strongholds specialized in the marble and granite sector in the Republic, as it hosts hundreds of production facilities that contribute to enhancing exports and achieving added value to the national economy.
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