105 projects implemented within SC Zone
Mohab Mamish
Port said - Mena
Head of the Suez Canal Authority and the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) Mohab Mamish on Sunday said 105 projects are implemented within the Suez Canal Corridor Development Project (SC Zone).
Addressing an economic forum in Port Said, Mamish said investors' demands increase due to a state of political stability that prevails in Egypt.
East Port Said Port will be one of the largest ports in the region and the world, and will provide a huge number of jobs, Mamish said.
He added that depths of the port's berths so far reached 18.5 meters, allowing the passage of giant ships at the current stage, as well as future generations of ships.
The SC Zone will lead efforts to enhance Egyptian economy, Mamish said.
Source : Mena
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