TITLE: MILITARY FACTORIES SUBJECT COUNTRY(IES): EGYPT POST OF ORIGIN: CAIRO SERIES: INTERNATIONAL MARKET INSIGHT (IMI) ITA INDUSTRY CODE: DFN DATE OF REPORT (YYMMDD): 980413 DELETION DATE (YYMMDD): 991231 AUTHOR: HAMMAM NASR APPROVING OFFICER: JOHN PRIAMOU OFFICER'S TITLE: COUNSELOR FOR COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS NUMBER OF PAGES: 15 INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT, U.S. & FOREIGN COMMERCIAL SERVICE AND U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 1998. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES IMI - Defense Trade Opportunities in Egypt Summary: The Egyptian armed forces are currently trying to complete their replacement of East European and former Soviet equipment with modern Western systems. Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent every year on the purchase of sophisticated electronic and other equipment to modernize the Egyptian army. Although the annual budget of the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Military Production is not known, it is estimated to be around $3 billion. Egypt receives about $1.3 billion every year as military assistance from the U.S. Egypt has 32 defense production plants which are supervised by three government entities. Several of these plants produce civilian products, in addition to defense equipment or defense-related products, and are looking for additional opportunities to produce under license. END SUMMARY. Key Government Contacts. 1. Ministry of Military Production 5 Ismail Abaza Street, Dareeh Saad, Cairo Tel: 2-02-594-1589 & Fax: 20-2-594-1614 Attn: H.E. Mr. Mohammed El Ghamrawi Dawoud, Minister 2. Eng. Mostafa Giratallah Vice Chairman of the National Authority for Military Production 5 Ismail Abaza Street, Dareeh Saad, Cairo Tel: 20-2-594-2662/3 This Ministry supervises 16 military factories, of which 14 are producing both civilian goods and military products. The civilian products produced in these factories include: medical and diagnostic equipment; domestic appliances; fire extinguishers; machine shop equipment including lathes, drills, grinders, generating and welding sets; electric motors; television receivers; computers; batteries; electric and water meters; electronic meters; agricultural machinery; kitchen equipment; water purifiers; printed circuit boards; laser alignment instruments; calibration equipment; passenger cars; single engine aircraft for training and transportation; fire-fighting vehicles; microscopes and binoculars; incinerators; and medical diagnostic equipment. 1. The military factories affiliated with the Ministry of Military Production are: 1. Helwan Iron Foundries (Factory 9) Ein Helwan, Helwan, P.O.Box: Helwan El-Hammamat, Cairo Attn: Dr. Eng. Nabil Al-Hosaini Awad Amer, Chairman Tel: 20-2-555-2257/55-2264 & Fax: 2-02-555-2260/3 Telex: 24276 MSBK UN Military products: casting of hematite iron, grey iron, and steel. Civilian products: same as the above, in addition to precision casting. 2. Abu-Kir Company for Engineering Industries (Factory 10) Abu-Kir, Alexandria, Egypt Attn: Eng. Maher Abdel Gawad Ismail, Chairman Tel: 20-3-560-1410/1378/530-3631 & Fax: 20-3-560-3392 Telex: 541169 UN Military products: Small arms and ammunition Civilian products: Shotgun cartridges, smi-automatic bakery lines, food cans, aerosol containers, aluminum containers. 3. Abu Zaabal for Specialized Chemicals (Factory 18) Abu Zaabal el Balad, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Dr. Eng. Al Amier Adel Abdelkader, Chairman Tel: 20-2-469-8936/469-8957 & Fax: 20-2-469-8936 Telex: 92283 UN Military products: Explosives, propellants, mortar chargers, and rocket motors Civilian products: Dynamite, industrial nitro-cellulose, sodium toluene sulphonate, potassium chlorate, shotgun powder, hydrogenated oils, blasting services. 4. Shobra Company for Engineering Industries (Factory 27) Teret El-Ismailia road, P.O.Box: 11241 Magd El-Eslam, Shobra, Cairo Attn: Eng. Hamdy Lotfi Ibrahim Al-Gayar, Chairman Tel: 20-2-426-7716/7709/12 & Fax: 20-2-426-7710 Telex: 93338 MANSY UN Military products: Small arms ammunition, anti tank rockets. Civilian products: Electric motors, electric fans, electric switches and sockets 5. El Maasara Company for Engineering Industries (Factory 45) P.O. Box: 11713 Cairo Attn: Dr. Eng. Hafez Abdel Motagally, Chairman Tel: 20-2-369-7445/7615/7873 & Fax: 20-2-369-6025 Telex: 94357 UN Military products: Signal Pistol, commando's blade daggers and axes Civilian Products: Water meters; Electric meters; Fastners;Bolts & Nuts and Incinerators. 6. Maadi Company for Engineering Industries (Factory 54) Corniche El Nil, P.O. Box: 414 Maadi, Cairo Attn: Dr. Eng. Mohammed Abdelrehiem, Chairman Tel: 20-2-350-2715/4008 & Fax: 20-2-350-1855 Telex: 92267 NOMP UN Military products: Rifles, pistols, and machine guns. Civilian Products: Radiators, sewing machines, medical and surgical instruments, general cutting tools, oil coolers, agricultural machines, shotguns, air rifles, meat mincers, scissors, kitchen knives, and wooden furniture. 7. Helwan Company for Non-Ferrous Industries (Factory 63) Ein Helwan, Helwan, P.O. Box: 11726 Cairo Attn: Eng. Ahmed Azmi, Chairman Tel: 20-2-555-9713/8/09 & Fax: 20-2-555-9718 Telex: 92461 UN Military products: Brass casting for ammunition. Civilian products: Irrigation sprinklers, aluminum foils, brass, copper and aluminum brass, sections, strips, plates, tubes, blocks, castings, sheets, wires and cables, water combinations, aluminum tea pots, copper tables, insulated electric wires, copper and aluminum cables, and conductors. 8. Heliopolis Company for Chemical Industries (Factory 81) Haykstep, P.O.Box: 11 Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Eng. Mohammed Awni Abdelhamied Tel: 20-2-281-0898/0838 & Fax: 20-2-281-0828/58 Telex: 92708 UN Military products: Ammunition for tanks, artillery and mortars, antitank mines, hand grenades, fuses, and high explosives. Civilian products: Formaldehyde and hexamine paints, safety and detonating fuses, rubber and plastic products, and adhesives. 9. Helwan Company for Engineering Industries (Factory 99) Ein Helwan, Helwan, P.O. Box: 11726 Cairo Attn: Eng. Mohammed Abdelhamed Hassn, Chairnman Tel: 20-2-555-2380/3/9 & Fax: 20-2-555-2383/94 Telex: 93430 HAMAM UN Military products: Metal components for heavy ammunition. Civilian products: Fire extinguishers, gasoline pumps, automatic balances, pressure cookers, stainless steel cooking pots, gas bottlers, gas regulators, cutlery, pistons, piston rings, cylinders. 10. Abuzaabal Company for Engineering Industries ( Factory 100) P.O. Box: 5888 Heliopolis West, Cairo Attn: Eng. Farouk Atalla Abdel Mohdi, Chairman Tel: 20-2-469-5222/5333 & Fax: 20-2-469-1228/5333 Telex: 22595 UN Military products: Explosives powder, industrial explosives, dinamite Civilian Products: Paints, inks, varnish, buity products, potassium chlorate, and anasthtic ether. 11. Banha Company for Electronic Industries (Factory 144) Atrieb, Banha, Kaliobia 13779 Attn: Dr. Eng. Mohammed Ibrahim Shedied, Chairman Tel: 2-013-222-891/447 & Fax: 2-013-224-237 Telex: 92360 UN Military products: Radars and electronic equipment. Civilian products: Television receivers, radios, TV antennas, and personal computers. 12. Kaha Company for Chemical Industries (Factory 270) Kaha, Kalioub, P.O.Box: 2332 Cairo Attn: Chemist Mohammed Sabry Hassan El-Shazli, Chairman Tel: 20-13-600-441/300 & Fax: 20-13-600-191/788 Telex: 4439 KAHAC UN Military products: Medium-caliber ammunition, rifles, and machine guns. Civilian products: Electric meters, water meters, ball bearings, bolts and nuts, degreasing solutions, phosphating solutions, and axle boxes. 13. Helwan Company for Metallic Appliances (Factory 360) Potarf, Helwan, Cairo Attn: Eng. Tarek Nada, Chairman Tel: 20-2-556-1805/1709 & Fax: 20-2-556-2983 Telex: 22561 HCMA UN Military products: Metallic components for mines. Civilian products: Gas rings, gas ovens, solar water heaters, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners. 14. Helwan Company for Diesel Engines (Factory 909) Shobra El-Khaima, Road 15 P.O. Box: 33, Diwan Helwan Attn: Eng. Farouk Mohammed Shalash, Chairman Tel: 20-2-555-3845/578-8840 & Fax: 20-2-220-2513/760-523 Telex: 93448 UN / 22298 UN Military products: Diesel engines. Civilian products: Diesel engines, generating sets, welding sets, pumping sets, bearing shells, compressed air sets, and tractor engines. 15. Helwan Company for Workshop Tools (Factory 999) Ein Helwan, P.O.Box: 11726 Cairo Attn: Eng. Mohammed Mahmoud Abdel Fattah Taha, Chairman Tel: 20-2-555-6800/2561 & Fax: 20-2-555-2548 Telex: 92737 HAMTCO UN Military products: Mortars. Civilian products: Lathes, drilling machines, grinders, wood sawing machines, shapers, milling machines, automatic and semi automatic bakery lines, agricultural machinery and equipment. 16. Tanks Production and Repaire Company Belbais Road, Cairo Attn: Eng. Nabil Ahmed Sayed Maaz, Chairman Tel: 20-2-281-8020 Military production: M1A1 military tanks and other armored vehicles Civilian products: None so far. 2. The Military Factories affiliated with: Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) Ramsis Street, Abbasia Square, Nasr City, P.O. Box: 770 Cairo Marshal (R). Salah Halabi, Chairman Tel: 20-2-591-6541/482-8226 & Fax: 20-2-482-6010 Eng. Mohammed Hassan El Khateeb, Managing Director Tel: 20-2-282-4271/483-1305 Fax: 20-2-401-2583 AOI supervises nine military factories which are producing civilian goods as well as military products. Four years ago the owners of AOI were Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Saudi Arabia and the Emirates gave back to Egypt their shares in AOI in 1993, valued at $1.8 billion. AOI now is entirely owned by the government of Egypt. The factories affiliated with AOI are: 1. Aircraft Factory (AOI) Helwan El Hammamat, Helwan, Cairo Tel: 20-2-555-9562 & Fax: 20-2-555-3946 Attn: Eng. Ahmed Mohammed El Sayed Ahmed, Chairman Production: Fighter jets and training aircraft; parts and components of the Mirage 2000 in addition to the falcon 50 and the Brazilian Tucano. 2. Engine Factory (AOI) Helwan El Hammamat, P.O. Box 12 Helwan, Cairo Tel: 20-2-781-088/781-318 & Fax: 20-2-781-236/781-107 Attn: Gen: Yousry Ahmed Abu Amer, Chairman Production: The factory designs, produces and tests the Larzac 04 turbofan engine used in advanced Alphajet training aircraft in cooperation with the French company Sncma. This is in addtion to repairing and overhauling operations. 3. Electronics Factory (AOI) 2 El Tayaran Street, Nasr City, P.O. Box 84, Heliopolis, Cairo Tel: 20-2-418-1051 & Fax: 20-2-418-2480 Attn: Eng. Mohammed Kamel Abdel Fattah Labena, Chairman Production: Electronis reqired for the aircraft, for the guided missiles, radar pars and equipments, and computers. 4. Sakr Factory for Development Industries (AOI) KM 4.5 Cairo/Suez Road, Almaza P.O. B.o.x: 33 Heliopolis, Cairo Tel: 20-2-290-2414 & Fax: 20-2-290-1978/1210 Attn: Eng. Gen. Farouk Ahmed Abdel Hamied Fayed, Chairman Production: Infraredguided missiles, artillery rockets, anti tank weapons, CNC machines. 5. Kader Factory for Development Industries (AOI) 2 El Tayaran Street, Nasr City, P.o. box 287 Heliopolis, Cairo Tel: 20-2-402-4319/4324/4325/403-6972/401-6984 & Fax: 20-2-402-0986 Attn: Gen. Wasfi Abdel Hamid, Chairman Production: Al Gumhouria training aircraft, tucano aircraft, aircraft bombs, Fahd 4 by 4 and 6 by 6 armoured vehicle, and 120 mm caliber mortars for the M 106 vehicle. 6. Arab British Helicopters Co. (AOI) Helwan Factory for Developed Industries Helwan El Hammamat, P.O. Box 73 Helwan No. 11421, Cairo Tel: 20-2-783-316/783-285 Attn: Dr. Eng. Salah El-Din Zaki Hussein Zaid, Chairman Production: Production of helicopters and overhauling of their engines. 7. Aarab British Engine Co. (ABECO) (AOI) Helwan, P.O.Box: 71 Helwan, Cairo Tel: 20-2-783-622/783-208/788-029 & Fax: 20-2-789-652 Attn: Eng. Gen. Abdel Meguid Ibrahim Sayed Dawoud, Chairman Production: Production of the ASTAZOU - H14 engine of the Gazell helicopter, the T.V.2 engine used in the M1-8 aircraft. Cooperate with Rolls Royce in assembling, repair and overhauling of helicopter engines. 8. Arab British Dynamics Co. ABD (AOI) KM 4.5 Cairo Suez Road, Almaza P.o.box: 2444 El Horria Heliopolis, Cairo Tel: 20-2-290-2701 & 20-2-290-8726 Attn: Eng. Sayed Azzam, Chaiman Production: Testing and mounting of swing fire rockets on jeeps, TOW launchers. 9. Arab American Vehicle (AAV) Kilometer 4 Cairo Ismailia desert road, Cairo Tel: 20-2-290-8760 & Fax: 20-2-290-3562/418-2477 Attn: Eng. Fathi Ibrahim Ali Shal, Chairman Production: Production of passenger cars jeep ranglers, 4 by 4 chirokee..... 3. The companies affiliated with: National Service Products Organization (NASPO) 10 Mahmoud Talaat Street, Nasr City, Cairo Maj. Gen. Sayed Abdou Mostafa Mashaal, Director General Tel: 20-2-402-0177/263-1496 & Fax: 20-2-402-4203 NASPO operates three companies that manufacturs military and civilian products. Naspo also provide contracting services. The factories affiliated with NASPO are: 1. El Nasr Company for Intermediate Chemicals El Mohawelat Road, off Cairo/Alexandria Desert Road Km 28 Attn: Gen. Aly Sabri, Chairman Tel: 20-2-539-0106/7/8 & Fax: 20-2-539-0109 Telex: 20274 UN Company Production: Intermediate chemicals; incecticides and fertilizers; house insect insecticides; industrial gases; cosmetics and other aerosol products. 2. Arab International Obtronics Al Salam Street, Al Salam City, Cairo Attn: Gen. Nabil Ahmed Mohammed Amer, Chairma. Tel: 20-2-280-6078/9 & Fax: 20-2-280-6077 Telex: 93509 AIO UN Company Production: A) Military: Weapon sights; night observation devices; articulated telescopic laser range-finders, hand held laser range-finders; aiming circles; and various types of binoculars and periscopes. B) Civilian: Microscopes. 3. El-Nasr Company for Services and Maintenance (Queen Service) Head office: 10th of Ramadan City Cairo office: 21st El Nasr Road, El Gabal El Akhdar Buildings, Nasr City, P.O. Box: 4536 Cairo Attn: Gen. Fawzi Khalil, Chairman. Tel: 20-2-284-9933/9 and 284-4550/1 & Fax: 20-2-284-9929 Telex: 94361 UN Services provided by the company include: Security; maintenance works for electrical and water networks; purging works; automobile service stations; vocational training. Major military products manufactured in Egypt. Military goods produced in Egypt include: Small caliber and heavy ammunition, mortars, mines, grenades and other explosives, antitank rockets, rocket mortars, radars and other electronic equipment, rifles, pistols, smoke and pyrotechnic devices, machine guns, training aircraft including jet aircraft and helicopters, armored vehicles, armored personnel carriers, alpha jet engines, communications equipment, aircraft communications equipment, gyroscopes, tanks, weapon sights, binoculars, periscopes, and some infrared night vision binoculars, ships, and periscopes. The size of the defense budget is not released by the Egyptian government. However, various publications estimate defense expenditures to be around US$ 3 billion annually, of which the U.S. government provides about $1.2 billion in the form of military grants. This year the U.S. Government will reduce $50 million from this military grant to be forwarded to the Jordanian Government. The Egyptian armed forces are continuing the task of replacing their East European and ex-Soviet Union equipment with modern U.S. / western systems. The Egyptian armed forces tightly control the information about their five-year defense plans and budgets. It is likely that they will be interested in purchasing the following equipment to complete the modernization of their armed forces: 1. Additional F-16 aircraft 2. Additional air defense systems 3. Additional air defense radars 4. Additional scout vehicles 5. Armored personnel carriers 6. Additional Apache aircraft 7. Additional cargo aircraft 8. Upgrading of strategic communications systems 9. Upgrading of air defense systems and network 10. RPV Systems 11. Mine hunters 12. GPS equipment 13. Navigational equipment 14. Electronic equipment for training centers 15. Various types of simulators 16. Spare parts for the F-16s, F-4s, E2-Cs, CH-47s, C-130s, Apaches, Chinooks, and Black Hawks 17. Spare parts for the M1A1 tanks, M60 tanks, M113 APCs, M109A2 artillery, M88 recovery vehicles 18. Spare parts for TPS-63 and other air defense radars, maintenance support for the Hawk, Chaparral, and Sparrow missiles and air defense systems 19. Modern anti-tank weapons 20. Frequency hopping radars 21. Submarines 22. Perry class frigates 23. Coastal patrol crafts 24. Night vision equipment 25. Anti-submarine weapons and systems Military and defense related equipment are financed by the Egyptian government with both donor funds and Egypt's national defense budget. U.S. foreign military financing provides about $1.2 billion annually. The Egyptian budgeted funds which come from the national fund of Egypt, finance other police purchases such as security products from international manufacturers from all-over the world. According to Egyptian Law No. 9 of 1983, foreign companies interested in participating in civilian government tenders can quote through their registered Egyptian commercial agents. However, agents cannot participate and cannot be used by foreign firms to bid on military tenders. This is because commercial commissions are totally prohibited on military sales. However, consultants or service companies are permitted to follow-up on sales to the military and provide services. Many retired military officers operate such legal businesses as consultants and servicing companies to foreign suppliers of defense equipment to the Ministry of Defense. Sales to the Ministry of Interior and the Police Forces can be made through agents. Following is the address of the Central Purchasing Office for the Police Forces: Ministry of Interior Lazougly, Cairo Attn: Maj.Gen. Ahmad Keshk, Deputy Minister for Planning and Financial Affairs Tel: 20-2-354-7001/355-7700 & Fax: 20-2-355-1975 Bidders should bear in mind that there is no time limit for the decision-making committees to meet, make, or announce their decision. This means that bidders would have to pay for any renewals of their bid bonds until the tender is awarded. Withdrawal from a competition involves losing the bid bond. Information on the requirements by the Ministry of Defense can be obtained from the Office of the Military Attache at the Egyptian Embassy in Washington, or from the Egyptian Procurement Office (EPO) of the Armament Authority, Ministry of Defense. Following are the contact persons and addresses of the Egyptian Military Attache and the EPO: Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt 3521 International Court, N.W. Washington, DC 20008 Attn: Maj. Gen. Hazem Awad, Military Attche Tel: (202) 895-5400 & Fax: (202) 244-4319 Egyptian Procurement Office (EPO) 5500 16th Street N.W. Washington, DC 20011 Attn: Maj. Gen. Hazem Awad Tel: (202) 726-8006/7/8 & Fax: (202) 291-6909 or 828-4909 Information on the requirements by the Ministry of Defense may also be available at: Office of Land Forces & Military Cooperation American Embassy, Cairo Unit 64901, Box: 29 APO AE 09839-4901 Attn: Lt. Col. Jefry Lawn Tel: 20-2-357-3844 & Fax: 20-2-357-2273 Following are the best known U.S. suppliers of military and defense equipment to the Egyptian Ministry of Defense: AAI Corporation: combat vehicle development Alcan Hughes: tow missile program Aliant Tech: ammunition Allison Transmission: transmissions Bell Helicopters: helicopters and its maintenance BMY: combat vehicle CACI: machinery and automation support Chamberlain Manufacturing: ammunition Develop Science Corporation: Skyeye RPV Devileg-Sundstrand, Inc.: machine tools Detroit Diesel: engines and parts Emerson Electronics: Optical depots Environmental Technical Group: NBC equipment FMC: combat vehicles Ford Aerospace: communications and air defense systems General Electric: radars GTE: electronics Grumman Aerospace: aircraft Harris Corp.: electronic systems and TOW missiles ITT Defense: electronic systems Lockheed Martin: aircraft, radars, smart munitions and electronics Loral: electronics Oshkosh: heavy vehicles Pratt and Whitney: aircraft engines Raytheon: air defense systems Teledyne-Brown Eng.: engineering support Texas Instruments: thermal sights Textron: technical support Westinghouse: torpedoes, radars, and electronics Northrop: air defense systems and radars McDonnell-Douglas: aircraft BOIENG: helicopters Bushmaster Firearms: rifles and launchers Consultants: Following are Egyptian companies operating as consultants and service providers for military, defense, and police requirements: 1. ALKAN Establishment 2 Messaha Square, Dokki, Cairo Attn: Mr. Mohammed Nossair, President Mr. Hussain Fahmy, Vice President Tel: 20-2-349-0140 & Fax: 20-2-349-9253 Tlx: 93644 alkan un 2. Aerospace Consult 46 Bahgat Aly Street, Zamalek, Cairo Attn: Mr. Hassan El Guindi Tel: 20-2-341-2159 & Fax: 20-2-341-1226 3. Alhosam 37 El Giza Street, Giza, Cairo Attn: Mr. Hosam El-Bashari and Mr. Mohammed El Bashari Tel: 20-2-572-9437 & Fax: 20-2-712-851 4. Mitrage 7 El Gezira El Wusta Street, Zamalek, Cairo Attn: Mr. Rafik Nafe Tel: 20-2-340-1201/341-1344 & Fax: 20-2-340-1439 5. Aerospatial 5 Dar El Shefa Street, Garden City, Cairo Attn: Mr. Mohammed Farahat Tel: 20-2-354-8671/354-2647 & Fax: 20-2-355-7317 Tlx: 92447 AISPA UN 6. Commercial Advisory Group (CAG) 116 Nozha Street, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Omar Fattouh Tel: 20-2-672-158 7. Scramble Consultants 7 Mahmoud Afifi Street, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Kadry Abdel Hamid Tel: 20-2-414-8080/418-9290 & Fax: 20-2-418-8080 8. Mitcon 15 El Maahad El Eshtiraki St., Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Hani El Shami & Hazem Kamel Tel: 20-2-259-1767 & Fax: 20-2-259-8478 9. High Technology Systems (High-Tech) 28 Mohy Eldin Aboulez Street, P.O. Box: 59 Mohandesseen, Mohandesseen, Giza Attn: Dr. Mohammed Nofal Tel: 20-2-349-1051/360-9889 & Fax: 20-2-348-6278 10. Dinac Co. 3 Nasr Street, 4th Floor, P.O.Box:8088 Masaken Nasr City, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Bassiouni El Abd Tel: 20-2-261-9953/7 & Fax: 20-2-261-9956/9 11. Triangle Trading and Engineering 48 El Sawra Street, Dokki, Cairo Attn: Mr. Mohammed A. El Tawil Tel: 20-2-336-0353/8 & Fax: 20-2-336-2570 12. Sitco 18 Abdel Monem Riad Street, Mohandesseen, Cairo Attn: Mr. Mohab Sousa Tel: 20-2-349-2824/700-910 & Fax: 20-2-348-3065 13. Almona 10 Hassouna Street, Heliopolis, cairo Attn: Mr. Seifallah Fahmy Tel: 20-2-415-7029/24 & Fax: 20-2-403-9284 14. Donia Trading Company 30 Zoheir Sabry Street, Nasr City, Cairo Attn: Mr. Ahmed Mohammed Abu-Donia Tel: 20-2-263-8925/241-7040 & Fax: 20-2-263-1281 15. Artoc Group 15 Giza Street, Giza, Cairo Attn: Mr. Shafik Gabr Tel: 20-2-570-1780 & Fax: 20-2-570-1500 16. Air Industries 15 Modoriet El Tahrir Street, Garden City, Cairo Attn: Mr. Amr Abdel Sabour Kabil Tel: 20-2-354-7741 & Fax: 20-2-356-0305 17. Atef Badawy Consultants 11 Mohammed Ali El Bakry Street, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Atef Badawy Tel: 20-2-245-0322 & Fax: 20-2-245-3946 18. Shaspoco 17 Ishak Yaacoub Street, P.O.Box: 2491 Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Fouad Sultan Tel: 20-2-291-7066/418-4036/290-0506 & Fax: 20-2-290-6207 19. United Consultants Conglomerate (UCC) 9 El Hadayek Street, Maadi, Cairo Attn: Mr. Aly Soliman and Mr. Mohsen Hamdi Tel: 20-2-350-2028 & Fax: 20-2-350-4282 20. United Consultants Group (UCG) 31 Officers Building, Nozha Street, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Abdelfattah Khalifa Tel: 20-2-418-1635 & Fax: 20-2-417-7287 21. High-Tech Trade and Industries 5 Al Obour Buildings, Salah Salem Road, Nasr City, Cairo Attn: Mr. Mohammed Abdel Moneim Afifi Tel: 20-2-401-0579 & Fax: 20-2-403-4555 22. TOCAI House 18, El Forsan Buildings, Behined Sheraton Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Nader Sherief Tel: 20-2-266-0115 & Fax: 266-1430 24. El Guindy Company for Trading & Importation 59 El Zahraa Street, Mohandesseen, Dokki, Cairo Attn: Gen. (R) Hussain El Guindy Tel: 20-2-349-5024/360-0624 & Fax: 20-2-361-1512 25. East West Connection 12 Soliman Abaza Street, Mohandesseen, Dokki, Cairo Attn: Mr. Khaled Abdelghaffar Tel: 20-2-337-3914/361-3484 & Fax: 20-2-349-7502 26. OTS International Co. For Technical and Consulting Services 13 El Obour Buildings, Salah Salem Road, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Yousri Hamdan and Mr. Amr Hamdan Tel: 20-2-402-2165 & Fax: 20-2-262-9332 27. Cairo International Trade Company 3 Ebn Manzour Street, Manshiet El Bakry, Heliopolis, Cairo Attn: Mr. Ibrahim Fayad or Mr. Elham Gebrail Tel: 20-2-291-0846/415-6202 & Fax: 20-2-290-4401/287-5622 28. Royal Crown Limited 4 Mohammed Mazloum Street, Anwar Wagdy Building, Bab El Louk, Cairo Attn: Mr. Alaa El Salamoni Tel: 20-2-395-5555 & Fax: 20-2-395-0000 The Commercial Service in Egypt, which produced this report, would be pleased to assist any company interested in pursuing the opportunities identified and would also appreciate being advised of any business relationship or sales that may develop as a result of subsequant contacts. The Commercial Service, American Embassy Cairo, Unit 64900, Box 11, APO AE 09839-4900; telephone (011-20-2) 357-2230/2340, or fax: (011-20-2) 355-8368. End of report. Prepared by: Hammam Nasr wpdata\hxn\milfacimSource: U. S. Department of Commerce - National Trade Data Bank, December 22, 1999