Polish automotive plastics manufacturer Boryszew is looking to establish its first factory in Egypt soon, International Cooperation Minister Sahar Nasr said yesterday at a meeting with a Polish business delegation visiting Cairo. No details were offered as to the size and scope of the investment. The delegation told her that several other Polish companies are interested in expanding their investments in Egypt. Separately, the delegation also met with Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) head Mohab Mamish to continue discussions on the Polish industrial zone that will be established in the SCZone, Al Shorouk reports.
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