ECPC Welcomes Egyptian and French Leaders in a Visit Highlighting Industrial Partnership and Future Growth
10th of Ramadan City, Egypt — September 21, 2026
ECPC – Egyptian Company for Prestressed Concrete welcomed a distinguished Egyptian and French delegation to its manufacturing facility in 10th of Ramadan City, in a visit that highlighted the company’s industrial capabilities, its contribution to Egypt’s infrastructure development, and the importance of strengthening Egyptian-French industrial cooperation.
The delegation included H.E. Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade; H.E. Eng. Khaled Hashem, Minister of Industry; H.E. Mr. Éric Chevallier, Ambassador of France to Egypt; and H.E. Eng. Hazem Al-Ashmouni, Governor of Sharqia Governorate, together with representatives of the French Embassy and senior ECPC management.
Showcasing ECPC’s Manufacturing Capabilities
During the visit, the delegation was introduced to ECPC’s manufacturing operations, technical capabilities and product portfolio through an executive presentation, safety briefing and guided tour of the factory.
The visit provided an opportunity to see first-hand the people, technologies and processes behind ECPC’s precast and prestressed concrete solutions, including production areas, quality and laboratory activities, and concrete products serving major infrastructure applications.
The delegation also engaged with ECPC’s engineers, technical specialists and operational teams, gaining a closer look at the expertise and manufacturing discipline required to deliver reliable solutions for complex infrastructure projects.
A Stronger Egyptian-French Industrial Partnership
The visit carried particular significance for ECPC as a long-standing example of Egyptian-French industrial cooperation.
Since its establishment in 1978, ECPC has combined international engineering expertise with local manufacturing capabilities, while continuously developing Egyptian technical talent and strengthening its contribution to the country’s infrastructure development.
The discussions during the visit highlighted the importance of supporting existing industrial investments, expanding production capabilities, strengthening technology transfer and creating further opportunities for cooperation between Egyptian and French businesses.
Looking Toward New Markets
Another important focus was the potential to further utilize Egypt’s industrial capacities and expand the reach of Egyptian-made products into regional and international markets.
With its manufacturing platform, technical expertise and extensive experience in major infrastructure projects, ECPC continues to build on its capabilities and explore opportunities for sustainable growth and expansion.
The visit therefore represented more than a tour of a manufacturing facility. It reflected a shared vision of how industrial investment, local manufacturing, technology, skilled Egyptian professionals and international partnerships can work together to create lasting value and support Egypt’s economic and infrastructure ambitions.
ECPC sincerely appreciates the visit of the distinguished Egyptian and French delegation and is proud to contribute to the continued development of Egyptian-French industrial cooperation.
Nearly five decades of experience behind us.
A future of possibilities ahead.
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