These sectors include engineering and metal industries, pharmaceuticals, textiles, glass manufacturing, as well as chemicals and polyurethane, packaging, and recycling.
Gamal El-Din said the zone’s recent progress reflects years of reforms launched since 2015, with 2025 marking a “harvest year” for those efforts.
He highlighted that the SCZone currently comprises six ports and four industrial zones, supported by a unified digital investor services platform, positioning it as an integrated hub for manufacturing, logistics, and trade.
The project will involve investments of $6.5 million, span 20,000 square metres, and is expected to create around 200 direct jobs, according to a statement.
The project, to be developed within the industrial zone of Main Development Company, will span 12,000 square metres and create around 150 direct jobs.
