A delegation from the Australian Fortuko company, which included Julie Shatlworth, Moataz Kandil, the company’s president for the Middle East and North Africa, and Engineer Mohamed Shoukry, the company’s regional director in Egypt, was received by Engineer Tariq Al-Mulla, the minister of petroleum and mineral resources.
The Australian delegation stated during the meeting that it was interested in investing in Egypt’s mining industry and the production of green hydrogen as a clean energy source. It specifically mentioned that it was interested in investing in the metal materials required for clean energy projects, particularly high-quality silica ore to produce solar energy, iron, copper, and rare earth elements.
Meanwhile, Eng.
Tariq Al-Mulla Ali emphasized the Ministry’s strategy to promote and increase investment in the mining industry, particularly the basic minerals for clean energy projects and expanding partnership with significant international companies that represent an addition to the Egyptian mining sector in addition to its knowledge in the field of green hydrogen that encourages the state to enter into partnerships with foreign companies. focused on supplying and distributing a variety of renewable energy sources
During the conference, it was decided to send business professionals to Egypt to learn more about the possibilities and capabilities in the mining industry.
The meeting was attended by Eng.
Deputy Minister for Mineral and Geological Resources Alaa Khashab and Chairman of the Mineral Resources Authority Khaled Al-Sheshtawi.
Australian business that declares its willingness to engage in Egyptian security
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