Egypt is a “top priority” market for the UAE’s National Central Cooling Company’s (Tabreed) expansion plans, CEO Bader Al Lamki told Al Arabiya. Tabreed has been expanding into densely populated countries, recently setting foot in India, but is now eyeing the Arab world, including Egypt and Saudi Arabia, for its next expansion phase. Lamki said that Egypt’s investment environment and demographics make it an ideal market for the company, which it expressed interest in back in 2019.
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