Arab Finance: Lieutenant General Engineer Kamel Al-Wazir, Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport held an extensive meeting with employees of Al-Nasr Castings Company, This is to solve all the company's ongoing problems Two years ago, we promoted and re-operated it as a major industrial edifice supporting the national economy.
The minister said that my meeting with the employees, in the presence of the Minister of Labor, the Deputy Governor of Giza, a number of members of the House of Representatives and the Senate, and all concerned parties, reflects the great interest that the Egyptian government attaches to restarting the company and restoring its high position as one of the large industrial edifices in the field of manufacturing flexible cast iron pipes, various cast iron castings, and the roll factory in particular. The history of the company, the previous achievements it has achieved, and the association of a number of other industries with it, make it extremely important to restart the company with full force and with the help of its sons. Workers and engineers in order to become at the forefront of successful companies in Egypt.
The Minister indicated that the government is putting its hand in the hands of the workers to advance the company with the Board of Directors and all shareholders to advance it and remove all obstacles and challenges it faces, whether in terms of financing or providing the necessary materials and raw materials for operation. The Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development, the Minister of Industry and Transport, and the gentlemen in attendance witnessed the signing of the agreement. Between the company and the company’s shareholders’ union, it includes the company’s commitment to providing funding sources to carry out the necessary maintenance of the production lines, purchasing necessary raw materials, and ensuring the improvement of the conditions of the company’s employees by paying salaries, incentives, and all other rights to the employees on a regular basis. From the proceeds of selling unused assets.
The Minister pointed out that restarting the company again will benefit both the state and the workers who will be rewarded and given incentives while increasing productivity, stressing that no worker has been neglected, but rather all workers will be supported, indicating that every worker must perform the tasks assigned to him. According to the job card assigned to his job and the necessity of commitment to work and to attendance and departure times, and that the principle of reward and punishment will be applied, and that employees will receive profits if the company achieves profits, and that the incentive is for those who deserve it, and the Board of Directors He will join hands with the workers to work around the clock to restore the company to its previous era, a large industrial edifice, and work to create a suitable work environment and reward the hardworking ones. Everyone stands behind the factory workers to take off strong.
Just as Al-Nasr Automotive Company was restarted for work and production at the beginning of this week, Al-Nasr Castings Company will launch with full force for production again, stressing that he will make periodic visits to check on the progress of work in the company and meet with its employees. Then the Minister listened to the factory workers who thanked His Excellency President Abdul Al-Fattah Al-Sisi, President of the Republic, praised His Excellency’s interest in restarting the company, stressing that the presence of the Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development, the Minister of Labor, and officials from all parties today reflects the state’s great interest in this company and its workers, stressing that This great confidence that the government places in the factory workers is appreciated and considered, and everyone will race to work around the clock and produce, pledging to the Egyptian people that the coming period will witness a real launch for the factory to become a giant edifice again.
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